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How To Be A Better Conversationalist

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You’ve struggled with the fear of walking into a room full of complete strangers and having nothing to say. We all have. A couple of weeks ago I visited a matchmaking mixer hosted by Louise Perry, author of The Case Against the Sexual Revolution and Evan Riggs, co-host of the Deprogrammed Podcast. Just visiting as a friend, I couldn’t help but put on my amateur anthropology hat as I walked around clocking how conversations were going. The turnout was excellent, people had a good time, and I saw several attendees exchanging numbers and contact information. One thing I noticed, though, is that young people have become a little unpracticed at having good conversations. Maybe due to social media/technology, or a lingering effect of the lockdown and lack of socializing, or something else. So I decided to write this post to share what I know about how to have good conversations. This isn’t just for meeting romantic partners. The information in this post will help you with conversations in ge

How To Be A Better Conversationalist The secret to small talk in romance and everyday life Rob Henderson Jul 25, 2023 ∙ Paid 181 33 21 Share Subscribe Share Give a gift subscription You’ve struggled with the fear of walking into a room full of complete strangers and having nothing to say. We all have. Continue reading this post for free, courtesy of Rob Henderson. Claim my free post Or purchase a paid subscription.

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