Showing curiosity in someone else's experiences fosters connection

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Showing curiosity in someone else's experiences fosters connection by demonstrating a genuine interest in the person's emotions and experiences. When someone shares a significant event, such as the loss of a parent, asking questions about their experience can provide an opportunity for the individual to share meaningful and profound moments. This act of curiosity fosters deeper connection and allows for a more empathetic and supportive interaction.

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Learn techniques to identify the 3 types of exchanges occurring simultaneously in every interaction. Discover how vulnerability and "deep listening" forge bonds of trust. Gain insight into dissolving conflict through empathy. Whether one-on-one or on stage, communication can change lives. This research-backed episode reveals the science of forging genuine understanding.

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