Does meaningful have to start deep? 👀
A conversation with got me thinking about this.
She’s been experimenting with some easier-to-answer questions in her community and noticing that more people seem willing to jump in.
But she doesn’t want easy to answer to become meaningless to answer.
And THAT got my attention. 👀
Because maybe sometimes we make people work too hard just to enter a meaningful conversation.
A good conversation doesn’t necessarily have to start with a thoughtful paragraph.
It might start with...
“Yep. Me too.”
A quick opinion.
A funny story. 😂
One sentence that makes someone else say...
“Wait...tell me more about that.”
And suddenly we’re somewhere deeper.
So maybe there are two different things to think about:
How easy is it to ENTER the conversation?
and
Where can the conversation GO once someone is there?
That brings me back to a question that's been on my mind lately...
What is the biggest thing keeping the next member from getting the experience you want them to have?
Maybe sometimes people aren't avoiding meaningful conversation.
Maybe the doorway into it is just a little too high.
I'd love to hear from you...
What have you found actually helps people take that first little step into a conversation? 👀
Thank you for bringing this in!🤗
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Donna Thornton
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Does meaningful have to start deep? 👀
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