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Mastering the Art of Communication with Scramble Therapy

 

The How to Talk to Anyone Using Scramble Therapy article by Arianna Reardon caught my attention as networking is not my forte.  When reading about Scramble Therapy, I was intrigued because I've wanted to devote more time having new experiences.  Interesting how new experiences can correlate to networking.

“Immersing yourself in experiences can help you learn about a wide variety of topics that can come up while conversing with others.”

~ Arianna Reardon

Steps to Apply Scramble Therapy

  1. Try something new once a month
  2. While doing something new, be observant and absorb everything like a sponge
  3. Ask questions to give you a good understanding of the topic/activity
  4. Openly embrace conversations, even if they are casual/meaningless
Recommend reading this article for the details:  ​How to Talk to Anyone Using Scramble Therapy | The Everygirl

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