Boomer Asking is a common conversational mistake where a person immediately redirects the conversation to their own personal experiences instead of listening to the other person. This behavior acts as an enemy of rapport because it makes the other person feel unheard. By avoiding this tendency, you can better maintain engagement and build stronger connections.
What is the 'Boomer Asking' trap in conversation?
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