Over the last few months I’ve received dozens of emails from people who are struggling with how to have better group conversations.
This guide will help you when it comes to:
Tell me if these ring true for you:
“I just feel like I’ll be bothering them if I walk up and start talking…” “What if they all know each other?!” “I don’t want to have to be LOUD and interrupt people! it’s just not who I am...” That’s why I created this guide for you, to help you smoothly join a group so that you can… ...meaningfully contribute to group conversations at work without feeling awkward and self conscious. ...Easily make new friends and contacts at a conference. ...feel comfortable and enjoy group conversations at a party. And on a deeper level: ...have options of who you surround yourself with. Which as it turns out, has a huge influence on success ...feel like you are the kind of person who can thrive in social situations (which will make it more likely that you will thrive even more in group conversations, creating a virtuous cycle) In this guide you’ll find some of the best strategies for joining and contributing in group conversations. To create this guide, I pulled from my experience having 90,000 conversations over 11 years...but I knew that wouldn’t be enough. I also did a LOT of research into what works and what doesn’t. The result? You don’t have to look in 100 different places and piece together quality, actionable information. It’s all right here for you. Let’s swan-dive in…
Part 1: Joining
Part 2: Contributing
Part 1: Joining
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I'm Jeff.
I'll help you supercharge your people skills so that you can have a more fulfilling career, business & social life. Over the last 15 years, I’ve learned... (Read More) Popular Posts• 5 Ways a Communication Coach Can Help You Become a Better Communicator
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