Why I have conversations

I have conversations to learn from others. It is fascinating to learn about others behaviours and their lifestyles. It is interesting to observe cultural differences and beliefs. These are the traits that make us unique, and my aim is to figure out a trait that can not be seen with the eye.

I partake in conversations, as it is said; “You should not judge a book by its cover”. Conversations help me discover what’s inside the book. It helps me to learn about other places and people, to learn new things that I may not necessarily know. I create dialogue to build relationships. I build relations to make use of these relationships at some point. I initiate discussions to understand others, to comprehend their feelings towards issues, to listen to their views and appreciate their arguments. I have conversations to negotiate with my friends and family. Conversation enlightens me in the form of research, to discover things about people, businesses and topical issues. I have conversations to improve my discussion with the next person. I have a conversation to learn.

We all have conversations as we feel the need to be accepted in a grouped as well as acknowledged. We need to have conversations to keep our minds active and bright ideas flowing.