Sumin: A SWITH gave me *We Need to Talk* (Celeste Headlee) as a gift. It’s about language habits, and as I read it, I realized which of my own speaking habits were bad and found some habits I wanted to change. It helped me a lot, so I often recommend it to people around me. After reading *We Need to Talk* (Celeste Headlee), I wanted to study conversation skills more, so I also bought *Nonviolent Communication* (Marshall B. Rosenberg). Since it’s about professional communication techniques, it is difficult, and I can’t read it for long at a time, so I’m reading a little at a time, chapter by chapter. I’m a radio DJ, you know. I often get nervous and tend to be shy, and there should be a back-and-forth with the guests, but I feel like I’m still not very good at having conversations. Feeling frustrated, I’m studying through books, at least. I find that when I study things I want to learn about in depth through books, I understand them more easily and they stay in my memory longer.
