The Hidden Complexity of Everyday Conversations Conversations are complex responsive processes

We engage in numerous conversations daily, yet we seldom consider their complexity.

In a recent blook post, I explore how conversations function as complex, responsive processes, drawing on the work of Ralph Stacey and Patricia Shaw.

This post proposes an alternative definition of conversation, emphasizing its dynamic, unpredictable nature and role in co-creating meaning and driving change.

Acknowledging this complexity can help us better appreciate the importance of embracing uncertainty and fostering environments where open, adaptive conversations can thrive.

Read the full post Conversations Are Complex Responsive Processes to uncover the intricacies of human interaction.

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