50 ways To Start A Conversation With Anyone
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Fifty Ways to Fuel a Conversation
1. Be the first to say hello.
2. Introduce yourself to others.
3. Take risks and anticipate success.
4. Remember your sense of humor.
5. Practice different ways of starting a conversation.
6. Make an extra effort to remember people’s names.
7. Ask a person’s name if you’ve forgotten it.
8. Show curiosity and sincere interest in finding out
about others.
9. Tell others about the important events in your life.
Don’t wait for them to draw it out.
10. Demonstrate that you are listening by restating
their comments in another way.
11. Communicate enthusiasm and excitement about
your subjects and life in general.
12. Go out of your way to try to meet new people
wherever you are.
13. Accept a person’s right to be an individual with
different ideas and beliefs.
14. Let the natural person in you come out when
talking with others,
15. Be able to succinctly tell others — in a few short
sentences — what you do.
16. Reintroduce yourself to someone who is likely to
have forgotten your name.
17. Be ready to tell others something interesting or
challenging about what you do.
18. Be aware of open and closed body language.
19. Smile, make eye contact, offer a handshake, and
go find the approachable person.
20. Greet people that you see regularly.
21. Seek common interests, goals, and experiences
with the people you meet.
22. Make an effort to help people if you can.
23. Let others play the expert.
24. Be open to answering common ritualistic
questions.
25. Be enthusiastic about other people’s interests.
26. See that the time is balanced between giving
and receiving information.
27. Be able to speak about a variety of topics and
subjects.
28. Keep up to date on current events and issues
that affect our lives.
29. Be willing to express your feelings, opinions, and
emotions to others.
30. Use “l” when you speak about your own feelings
and personal things, rather than “you.”
31. Visually show others that you are enjoying your
conversation with them.
32. Be ready to issue invitations to others to join you
for other events/activities to further the
relationship.
33. Find ways to keep in touch with friends and
acquaintances you meet.
34. Seek out others’ opinions.
35. Look for the positive in those you meet.
36. Start and end your conversations with tho
person’s name and a handshake or warm
greeting.
37. Take the time to be friendly with your neighbors
and coworkers.
38. Let others know that you would like to get to
know them better.
39. Ask others about things that they have told you
in previous conversations.
40. Listen carefully for free information.
41. Be ready to ask open-ended questions to learn
more.
42. Change the topic of conversation when it has run
its course.
43. Always search for the things that really get
another excited.
44. Compliment others about what they are wearing,
doing, or saying.
45. Encourage others to talk to you by sending out
positive signals.
46. Make an effort to see and talk to people you
enjoy.
47. When you tell a story, present the main point first
and then add the supporting details.
48. Include everyone in the group in conversation
whenever possible.
49. Look for signs of boredom or lack of interest from
your listener.
50. Prepare ahead of time for each social or
business function.
