Conversation Skills in the Street - Episode #2

Starting a conversation with a person who you've never met can be a daunting prospect. I wanted to show you how I go about it - on a busy London street! This episode contains lots of useful tips to help teach you how to start a conversation that runs as smoothly as possible! It's a great exercise for training your confidence. www.yourcharismacoach.com

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Improve charisma
• charismatic
• charm
• social skills
• conversation skills
• confidence
• train confidence
• street approach
• hypnosis
• nlp
• pacing

[tinycpt]

omg! that was so helpful, Im only really like open to talk about anything and show how i truly am (which I am a very fun easy going person) with my sister. I recently started trying to show other people the real me. Usually Im real shy, quiet, nervous and Im not very social haha but Im gona try this out.

[YourCharismaCoach]

@tinycpt So how did you get on?

[speerme]

Yawn

[YourCharismaCoach]

@speerme i'll see if i can make future videos more fun :)

[TheAlexander356]

My mommy told me not to talk to strangers...

:P

[newkid765]

great vids and im glad your a good citizen

[spamm182]

your voice is proly a great conversation starter

[SkepticSkaterr]

Dont let people put you down, your a real cool guy and we sure need more people like you in the world

[explodation]

nice work! honestly your one of he most ballsiest people ever lol...and its soooo true that us brits arent as friendly, gotta think so especially compared to the americans lol ....neway keep it up !

[freakman707]

@acebrawler73 Law of attraction at work?

[acebrawler73]

Okay, so my current "life goals" are: learn comedy/humor writing/stand up comedy, learn self defense, get into my peak physical shape and ability (parkour, gymnastics etc.) AND become the quintessential "charismatic people person". And tonight i happened upon your videos. And its perfect. I have decided that you are my new charisma coach. Thanks for doing these. I have plenty to learn, but more importantly, plenty of experience to gain. :)

[YourCharismaCoach]

@lwjo93 I definitely agree!...I believe it's because on the street you have no common ground at all. When you meet people in the same building (like a coffee shop) you are 1) slightly more vouched for because of the feeling of security that a room provides; 2) your audience is more captive and therefore more eager to make a good impression!