Have you ever caught yourself generating new thoughts while talking to close people? By verbalizing events and making a "brief summary" of them, new insights are formulated that you hadn't even thought of until you said them out loud.

Sometimes I notice that while thinking out loud in response to a question, I suddenly understand something new about myself. As if the thought was somewhere inside all along, but it needed a dialogue to come out.

That's probably why live conversations are so valuable. They help not only to hear the other person but also to hear yourself. Your unconscious. What hides in the constant stream of thoughts.

Inside us, there are many more answers than it seems. But often they appear not in silence, but precisely in comfortable contact — when there is space to speak, reflect, and be heard.

And I think that's why some conversations stay with us for a long time. Because after them, we understand ourselves better.

Well, and this... call a friend! Stop texting

#reflections