How to Have Better Dinner Conversations - Michael Hyatt
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Great dinner conversations don't just happen; they are caused. Here are eight ways you can create discussions that people won't forget.
8 Ways to Create More Meaningful Connections In one of the comments regarding yesterday’s post, my friend, Ron Edmondson, said, “I would love to sit at your dinner table sometime. Great conversations!” As I read that, I thought, We do have great conversations around our dinner table! Then I realized that these don’t happen by accident. Over the years, my wife, Gail, and I have developed a set of conversational rules that we use at the dinner table. We have never written these down. They are largely unarticulated. However, over the years we have done our best to maximize these opportunities…
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