Choose the Line After an Interruption
Select an interruption response that uses observation, impact, and request without blame.
Amara is midway through a product tradeoff when Ken interrupts again. Pick the line that keeps the review moving. Ken cuts in before Amara finishes. I think we are missing the main constraint here. fromTop Amara has one sentence to reset the process. fromBottom The line should make room for both voices. Then I want your challenge. Ken, I want to finish this thought so the tradeoff is clear. Then I want your challenge. Strong. It names the process need, preserves Ken's contribution, and keeps mutual purpose visible. Can you stop interrupting me every time I make a point? Understandable,…
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