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I thought you might be interested in this chapter in the (online) Seven Challenges Workbook, about the thirty fundamental human conversations and how to arrange to have each of them when you need to. Here is the web address.

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This chapter in the The Seven Challenges Workbook describes the process of starting conversations by declaring your conversational intent and inviting the conscious consent of your prospective conversation partner.  The basic idea is that you can help your conversation partner cooperate with you and reduce possible misunderstandings by starting important conversations with a stated invitation to join you in the specific kind of conversation you want to have. The more the conversation is going to mean to you, the more important it is for your conversation partner to understand the big picture. Most conversations express one or another of about thirty basic intentions, which imply different kinds of cooperation from your conversation partners.  They can play their role in specific conversations much better if you identify the role, rather than leaving them to guess what you might be wanting. (Includes exercises)