Cadence, to me, it's like nobody has a conversation thermometer, but we all know if a conversation is getting hot cold. And i think there's also the sense of, like, the musicality of a conversation. So it's like the patterns between conversations, like you call your mother every friday. We're going to do a full day workshop every other wednesday for three months,. Like that's but tempo sagatha says that cadence has to do with how frequently we do thiss right? Yes? And agatha says that it's not all of them. Irrelevant to all conversations, right? Like, for example, this conversary an metigo
Daniel Stillman is a conversation designer and coach. He’s the host of
The Conversation Factory podcast and author of
Good Talk: How to Design Conversations That Matter.
This is a special episode of The Informed Life: it’s the first recorded in person, while Daniel and I attended and taught at UX Lisbon in May of 2022. Fittingly, it’s an experiment: a freeform, less produced conversation about how we converse. In some cases, this results in less context than you may expect. In particular, you’ll hear references to the names of other speakers at the conference. I’ve included links to their profiles in the show notes.
Show notes
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