How to Work a Crowd by Alexis Bauer - Ep23

In this week's Ignite Show episode, Alexis Bauer show's us how easy and effective it is control your own social fate and turn a room full of strangers into friends. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.

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[blah97840]

ha cool video, ive been doing that in my apartments laundry room. anyone that does there laundry knows how boring it is to do laundry alone, next time try talking to the someone in the room, its pretty fun

[freystylebaby]

Regardless of speech quality, the info imparted was legit and valuable. Thanks for the quality content!

[TheMirdoc]

Cool video!

[MsBillysunday]

Why is the crowd laughing so much? Is she speaking to a middle school or something?

[619Joe182]

she seems socialy awkward

[dflyeffect]

@alexisbauerable So glad you enjoyed the book -- thanks for being a part of it and for sharing it with your world-changing friends!

[alexis bauer]

hi guys! i have to say i found some time and have been LOVING my copy of dragon fly effect! what you say and how you say it is truely brilliant...thank you so much for creating such a useful tool, i've recommended it to many of my friends who are trying to effect change in the world.

[alexis bauer]

hi guys! i have to say i found some time and have been LOVING my copy of dragon fly effect! what you say and how you say it is truely brilliant...thank you so much for creating such a useful tool, i've recommended it to many of my friends who are trying to effect change in the world.

[Ninjalectual]

Great work! So many of these ignite videos are 4 minutes of examples of people with great social skills, and 1 minute of half-assed tips. This one is full of content start to finish!

[MrXSpeaks]

awesome video, just what I was looking for

[dflyeffect]

This is simple, quick and powerful. We liked it so much, we included a summary of Alexis's insights in our book, The Dragonfly Effect.

[dflyeffect]

This is simple, quick and powerful. We liked it so much, we included a summary of Alexis's insights in our book, The Dragonfly Effect.