What does IWKU mean in CHAT

IWKU stands for “I Want to Know You.” It is a term used to describe the desire to learn more about someone or something. It allows us to build relationships and create meaningful connections with those around us.

IWKU can be used in many different ways, such as asking questions, having conversations, listening actively, spending time together, and learning about each other through shared experiences. It is important to remember that the goal is not necessarily getting answers but rather getting to know someone better.

By using IWKU, you are able to grow closer with those around you. You will also have a better understanding of their perspective and gain insight into their lives and interests. These connections will strengthen relationships and create a support system that can last a lifetime.

The best questions are open-ended and thought-provoking so that both parties get the opportunity to express themselves fully and genuinely. Some examples could include asking someone what they like most about themselves, how they define success, or what they would do if they were given an extra hour every day. Additionally, don't be afraid to talk about your own feelings and experiences in order to foster deeper connection between both of you.

Absolutely! Silence can be incredibly effective when communicating in any setting—it encourages the other person to take time for self-reflection and share more meaningful answers that may lead to further conversation or realization on either end.

To improve your skills in using IWKU it is important firstly to understand why we communicate with others; this way you can ensure that your conversations are never one sided but instead mutually beneficial in sharing information. Secondly, practice active listening by summarizing responses without placing judgment; this will demonstrate interest in the conversation topic as well as respect towards the speaker's thoughts. Lastly pay attention body language cues as it can provide clues which help us understand how our counterpart feels on topics discussed during conversations.

When asking questions using the "I Want To Know You" technique there are several tips that one should keep in mind such as being mindful of how fast one speaks; slow down conversations allow for more meaningful responses from everyone involved. One should also aim at making sure all involved parties have an equal opportunity at expressing their thoughts through levelling phrases such as "What do you think?". Lastly one must ensure discussions remain focused on topics relative specifically related towards 'knowing' each other.