Show your kindness by asking questions one by asking questions.
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Today, I'm going to talk about `` showing kindness by asking questions one by one ''.
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Have you ever experienced it?
In one conversation, I was in trouble because I was asked multiple questions at once.
I tried to do my best to respond to it, but the conversation moved forward before I could finish answering all of them, and in the end, the conversation ended without an answer.
Isn't this pretty stressful?
What's more, when the other person asks me a question, the conversation ends before I can give an answer, or when I say something like, "This is the answer to the question I just asked..." I feel a little too sad on the day when I was told
So, today I'm going to talk about how to ask questions that don't make you feel that way.
Now for the conclusion.
That is to say, "I will devote myself to answering each question."
How do you like it?
It's easy, isn't it?
Because if you ask one question, you can wait until the answer is returned, so you don't have to do anything else.
Of course, I will refrain from what I want to say in the meantime.
If you do that, the other person will only have to concentrate on what was asked and answer, so what an efficient way to ask questions with consideration for the other person.
Well then, "What do you do when you have a lot to ask?" "What about when you don't have time?"
It takes time.
But if you don't have time, you can ask another time.
Trying to finish it all at once is unreasonable.
Whether you're far away or nearby, there are ways to do things like e-mail, chat, and other online discussions.
Rather, in this case, rather than asking multiple questions at once, it is important to listen carefully to what you want to ask one by one, and to ensure that you receive an answer one by one. is.
By the way, if you keep talking without waiting for the other person's answer, in the end it's a sign that you want to say what you want to say first.
That's why the questions that appear in it are just a sense of social etiquette, and it doesn't matter whether there is an answer or not. , And it's just an undercard that's fine as long as it's finished elegantly.
It's no longer a question, it's a self-assertion with a question as the opening act.
So, if you're going to ask a question, why don't you ask a question that makes the other person feel good and doesn't make them indigestible instead of asking questions like the opening act?
I'm sure your partner will love it too.
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