In conversations with groups, there are often the following:<\/p>\n
The entertainer<\/b>
\nShe or he…is the one who has the most interesting stories. A storyteller or even a clown, naturally. The entertainer unleashes a lot of energy, making the group more fun and more engaging. Sometimes the entertainer is the most dominant, taking the spotlight. But in most conversations, it’s the entertainer that keeps a conversation in a group going.<\/p>\n
The conversationalist<\/b>
\nThis is the person who can quickly detect when the conversation is going sour and get it back on track. If someone is not heard, everyone gets a fair chance. It’s generous and selfless.<\/p>\n
Observer<\/b>
\nSitting back passively is more natural for the observer. But the precious moment is thinking about a general thoughtful question that gets the group thinking differently. Now what if the sky was actually green rather than blue?<\/i> It may come off dreamlike, but there’s no purpose beyond just encouraging more insightful conversation.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
In conversations with groups, there are often the following: The entertainer She or he…is the one who has the most interesting stories. A storyteller or even a clown, naturally. The entertainer unleashes a lot of energy, making the group more … Continue reading