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Tips to Keep the Conversation Going {Audio}

Posted by Jordan, 18 Aug

How do you take a conversation to the next level and create a real connection? In this episode of The Art of Charm podcast, AJ and Johnny explain 8 fundamental steps to develop a relationship beyond just a brief interaction with a stranger on the train, scoring a number at a bar or a handshake at a business conference.

Learn the social cues, the mental tricks, and the right body language to tee up a compelling conversation.

Your perfect partner could be online right now...

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Below are 8 Steps taken from the article: 8 Insanely Effective Ways to Connect with Anyone You Meet. All these are expounded in the audio...

1. Pay attention
2. Seek feedback
3. Ask questions
4. Remember their name
5. Don't pretend you know everything
6. Care about others
7. See a room full of friends
8. Connect in person

This was a big episode, but don’t get overwhelmed! Focus on finding that one genuine friend and go from there. And remember: Humans are naturally bad at active listening, so don’t beat yourself up if you find yourself struggling along the way.

We strive to give you daily hacks for your life that you can use to overcome the whims of your primitive mind and truly connect with the people around you!

Have a listen and don't forget to give us your feedback!

Jordan Harbinger is a Wall Street lawyer turned Social Dynamics expert and coach. For 11 years, he hosted The Art of Charm Podcast - regularly in the iTunes top 50 and downloaded over four million times a month. Now Jordan interviews the world's top performers - from legendary musicians to intelligence operatives, iconoclastic writers to visionary change-makers at The Jordan Harbinger Show, consistently holding in the iTunes top 100 after just a few weeks. You can also interact with Jordan on Facebook or Instagram.

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60for30 says:

Posted: 19 Oct 18

They were very fast thinkers and long talkers. I wouldn't be able to get a word in edgewise. Then, they made the typical statement, "Smile." Well, no, that's a racial feature; I don't have to look like you. And, fake smiles don't make me feel happy; they make me feel arrogant, so I assume that's how you're feeling.

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Alisonal says:

Posted: 06 Oct 18

I have really understood how to keep the conversation go on thanks

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