Have you ever been stuck for conversation topics? A great fix to that dilemma is to tell stories in conversation.
Conversation skills are critical to impress, connect, and engage with others in your business life. Good conversation skills enable you to express yourself and your professional capability to your coworkers, boss and clients.
However, they don’t always come naturally. An ability to start, continue and end a conversation is something you have to invest time learning, improving and perfecting.
How to tell stories in conversation is a great conversation skill to help you connect and engage with people better.
Over the past two weeks, I’ve shared with you two videos that gave you tips on how to start a conversation with somebody new.
Click here to watch video one, “Conversation Skills Part 1: Comment on Your Surroundings”.
Click here to watch video two, “Conversation Skills Part 2: Comment on The Event”.
In the below video, I’m sharing with you a third conversation starter idea that you can use with your business colleagues, clients, or even your friends.
This conversation tip talks about one of the most powerful, yet underutilized conversation techniques. Want to know what that is? Click the video below to find out.
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If you’re eager to learn more about conversation skills and how to start, continue and end a conversation, then check out my Bestselling video course, Business Etiquette 101: Social Skills for Success. Click the image below.
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