RJ Caswell

Relational Capacity

The Next Five Conversations

A one-page worksheet for putting Relational Capacity into practice. Print it, or save it as a PDF. Give yourself about 20 minutes.

The Next Five Conversations

A Relational Capacity worksheet · rjcaswell.com/relational-capacity

1. Name your season

This season is actually:
What it requires of me:

Right now I most need:  ☐ Insight  ☐ Affirmation  ☐ Opportunity

2. Take inventory

Active

People you speak with regularly

Dormant

People you trust but haven't connected with recently

Formative

People who shaped you or know your story well

This isn't about obligation. It's about awareness.

3. Name your anchors

Who would advocate for me without being asked?
Who sees both my strengths and my blind spots?
Who do I trust with unfinished ideas?

4. Clarify your story

Here's where I've been:
Here's what I'm learning right now:
Here's what I'm exploring next:

Keep it simple. Honesty builds trust faster than polish.

5. Choose your next five conversations

NameWhy themWhat I'll ask

Ask: Who could help me think, not just hire me?

Clarity first. Relationships second. Momentum follows.

RJ Caswell · rjcaswell.com/relational-capacity

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