My partner and I completed some tasks at the maternity home. Now you have several keys that are used every day. What have you been working on? To answer, share your thoughts - what you think, do, feel or remember.
"Hold the key that draws your attention, enter through this door." Any element that your mind retains from this suggestion can be returned to the corresponding answer: "Great. Are you a facsimile of the hand or your partner?"
"This is remarkable. If we want to maintain a connection with others, we should not hide significant sides of ourselves. This is akin to passing the ball back and forth. Do not overload yourself. These conversations should not be 'surprising' or 'exclusive'.
Try to present personal information; telling about yourself to a colleague or friend improves their perception of you, making you more attractive to them.
How did you pass the weekends? - ask your colleague. "Great. Lower the pressure on yourself, reduce the level of challenge significantly."
"Try to conduct exclusive conversations: when we force ourselves to conform to the standard of issuing impressions in printing, exclusive or highly intellectual, "this makes them unknown to anyone else on earth," according to psychologist Gasa Koulny.
Especially for perfectionists, when we are accustomed to high demands, it seems that lowering the level is incorrect, yet it allows a larger number of friends and potential friends to bypass barriers and approach us.
You may be familiar with the terms 'partner', 'business', 'father', 'place'. Here’s an example: you say to your colleague: "Good morning!
We need to be ready to open, even if to a limited extent, what we think, do, feel and what is important for us to give our interlocutor something on which he can reflect. Even if this is difficult for introverts or socially anxious individuals, studies show that gradual and reciprocal opening in our lives is the foundation of genuine friendship.
Fortunately, there is a simple trick that can be utilized by the most confident, communicable and friendly people, which includes using a "key dialogue", according to CNBC.
How to find the "keys of dialogue". Social psychologist Adam Mastrujani suggested "keys of dialogue", which can be whatever draws your interest, reminds you of something else or raises a question.
