Use Double Explanations
The layman’s explanations are the first step to a double explanation.
- Your goal is to give information in an interesting and unique way.
For example, when somebody asks, "What do you do?”
Your answer should be concise and engaging, like "I file paperwork for a living" or "I’m paid to argue with people," instead of a dull response like "I’m a lawyer."
You get people curious. You get them to open up about what you have to say.
The second step involves the expert explanation.
- Your goal is to draw their attention, opening up the conversation to deeper levels of engagement.
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