Start conversations by asking openended questions from "summary" of Better Small Talk by Patrick King
To make small talk less painful and more enjoyable, you need to start conversations with open-ended questions. This means asking questions that cannot be answered with a simple "yes" or "no." Open-ended questions encourage the other person to share more about themselves, leading to more engaging and meaningful conversations.
When you ask open-ended questions, you show that you are genuinely interested in the other person and want to learn more about them. This can help break the ice and create a more comfortable and relaxed atmosphere for both of you. It also gives the other person the opportunity to talk about themselves, which most people enjoy doing.
Open-ended questions can help you uncover common interests or experiences that you share with the other person. This can help you build a connection and find ways to continue the conversation...
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