One New Voice, One New View
Have one short, curious chat outside your usual circle, so new voices stretch your thinking.
5–10 mins
Weekly
Effort: Moderate-
Ingredient: Personal Growth & Learning
Learning something new, improving yourself, or exploring fresh ideas
How
Pick a setting: places with light, natural openings - library desk, workshop, public event queue.
Open with context: Use a shared moment/topic - “Have you taken this class before?” / “What brought you to this talk?”
Listen, then follow up once: Let them finish; ask one deeper question (“What do you like about it?” / “What surprised you?”). Close with a thanks and a one-line reflection to yourself on what you learned.
Easy Start
Today, ask one new person a context question (“Have you taken this class before?”) and jot one line on what you learned.
Why It Matters
Questions and Thoughts
- “Feels awkward.” → Use context-based openings; you’re talking about the moment, not the person.
- “I won’t know what to ask.” → Keep 2–3 ready: “What made you choose this?” “What’s one tip for a beginner?”
- “I’m introverted.” → Aim for one exchange a week: quality over length.
Care Notes
Choose public, comfortable settings; read cues and exit politely if someone isn’t keen. Be respectful across roles/ages; avoid personal questions.
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