There are many types of conversations
We’ve all experienced someone speaking in a Monologue, where they are talking to themselves, only out loud.
We might try to act or be curious, but when we are having a Dual Monologue - or even a
Dialogue or Conversation - a lot of what is called curiosity in a conversation is still, all too frequently, two people talking to themselves out loud. Their own point of view, judgements, and history often clouds the quality of the conversation. They ‘try’ to be curious and ask open-ended questions, but the cloud is still there.
The conversation within the conversation is rarely heard or observed.
When we have a Curious Conversation, as our people reading, alertness, and awareness skills are developed - when curiosity becomes visible - there is a leap to another kind of conversation.
A conversation of previously unseen possibilities.
