I often find it fascinating to observe what happens when people are given the stage at events, gatherings, or celebrations. The moment someone speaks, the audience decides how to listen. Sometimes, it is the title that commands attention. Other times, it is the content—clear, logical, and full of sense—that captures people.
And there are moments when people listen only to find faults or to twist the words into meanings that serve their own views.
I like watching these dynamics closely. The way audiences lean in, the expressions on their faces, the quiet nods, the whispers exchanged, even the small talk afterwards—all of it feels like raw data to me.
Data that sharpens my perspective on what really makes people listen, connect, or resist.