Start a Conversation by Highlighting the Other Person
Dr. Albert E. Wiggum suggests timid individuals begin chats by making the other person feel important, such as noting the time on their watch. He adds that once the “bump to importance” starts, easy conversation follows and listening becomes natural. He also cites Mil dred Walker in Winter Wheat on teens judging parents and advocates that parents should hear their kids' discussions.
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Mildred Walker
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