Some awesome tips to master your conversation skills
22/12/2018
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Feel uncertain about how to start a conversation? That is not a reason to avoid social events and it shouldn't stop you from trying to make new friends .Take a look at these psychological tips to improve your skills!
#1 Active listening
If you can’t choose the theme for your conversation, let your partner tell you about themselves. Ask open questions, show your interest and smile if your interlocutor says something funny.
#2 Come a little bit earlier than planned
If you feel uncomfortable at a party or conference you should come beforehand. You’ll have some time to choose the best place and get used to your new environment and new people.
#3 Speak to yourself if you are nervous
If you have to make a speech but you are very nervous and can’t bring yourself down, say to yourself, «I think I…» and describe your emotions and doubts. That’ll help you to switch off your problems and worries.
#4 Stand next to your partner
Remember, if you are quarreling or arguing with your interlocutor you should stand not opposite them but next to them. That’ll help to reduce the tension.
#5 Make eye contact
When you meet a person for the first time, try to look them in the eyes and remember their color, try to smile at the same time. This eye contact will last for a couple of seconds, however, it’ll help you to make a good impression.
#6 Warm hands make a better impression
If you’re going to shake someone’s hand, warm your hands up in advance.
#7 Don't let people ask you inappropriate questions
If this happens, interrupt them. Try to reflect their speech or change the topic. You can ask them the same type of questions. It'll help them to realize their mistakes.
#8 How to be convincing?
To convince your interlocutor, avoid such phrases as “I think that...” and “It seems to me that...” in your speech.
#9 Be in a good mood
Just be happy! Cheer yourself up and the people you are going to meet will feel your happiness. They will associate you with happy moments and good mood.
#10 How to remember names?
If you have difficulty remembering people’s names, pronounce the name that you’ve just heard a couple of times during the first conversation with the person. It will help you remember their name better.
What is your opinion about that? Share it with us in the comments below, please!
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Don Markusic
I try to associate a persons name with somebody else's who has the same name or an entertainer with that name . I also put the name in my phone when I get a chance with a mini description of the person .
John W Shreve
ninakamwene, IRA has been a friend for decades.
Scott
Good advice 👍
Tom Erskine
Nothing from Tesla Alset? How can I believe any of this is real?
Terry Lee Hammel
Good idea.
ninakamwene
That is very informative and helpful, Impression, Repetition and Association(IRA) also helps to remember names. The best sound any one hears, and likes is their name pronounced correctly. Do your best by asking them exactly how do you pronounce your name, and then repeat it. It shows you have class and etiquette. Thank you for sharing Quiz folks.
Humberto Carrasco
I BELIEVE THESE ARE EXCELLENT TIPS. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!
Pamela Spallin
Great tips. I read it over twice
Daniel C. Gallardo
Nice tips very helpful !
wyodinosaur
Very helpful and useful.
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