THE COURSE
There are many types of curiosity.
All of these can be present in some form, whether you are having a Monologue, Dual Monologue, Dialogue, or Conversation.
A lot of what is called conversation is all too frequently two people talking to themselves out loud. When people speak with others, 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 beneath the conversation is rarely heard or observed.
When we have a Curious Conversation, when curiosity becomes visible, there is a leap to another kind of conversation. A conversation of previously unseen possibilities.
Participants will learn how to develop others as they develop themselves.
- Learn the distinction between what you actually see and your own assumptions.
- Discover new ways to deal with the situations you currently face.
- Ask clearly for what you want.
- Begin to hear what is really being communicated beneath the words.
- Observe the subtle cues in each communication.
- Be more present and connected in every interaction.
- Learn to speak while cultivating curiosity.
- See the effect of your communication on others.
- Realize when you think you are communicating something and when it is actually landing.
- Discern project goals that unite people in high-spirited teams.
- Have conversations that generate curiosity and possibility.
- Cultivate your own curiosity and the curiosity of others.