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TJ Walker shares a 30-second habit to be more engaging: answer a question in one sentence, then ask the other person about themselves. Most people ramble or tell unprompted stories when they should just stop talking and listen.

TJ Walker shares a 30-second habit to be more engaging: answer a question in one sentence, then ask the other person about themselves. Most people ramble or tell unprompted stories when they should just stop talking and listen.
You can become more interesting in conversation in the next 30 seconds. Here's how. The next time someone asks you a question, answer it in one sentence, then stop and ask them a question about themselves. That alone will make you more engaging than 90% of the people they talk to all week long, because most people don't have a conversation. They give speeches, they ramble, they explain, they tell stories the other person didn't ask for. And doesn't really care about. And they think the problem is that they need better things to say. They don't. They need better habits. Ultimize.

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