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Be mindful of your tone and volume from "summary" of Small Talk - You Can Do It by Betty Bohm

When engaging in small talk, it is important to pay attention to how you speak. Your tone and volume can significantly impact the conversation and how you are perceived by others. Being mindful of your tone means being aware of the way you speak and the emotions you convey through your voice. It's not just about what you say, but how you say it. A harsh or condescending tone can put others on the defensive and make them less likely to engage in conversation with you. On the other hand, a warm and friendly tone can make others feel comfortable and open to talking with you. Your tone sets the mood of the conversation and can either encourage or discourage further interaction. Volume is another important aspect to consider when engaging in small talk. Speaking too loudly can be off-putting and make others feel uncomfortable. On the other hand, speaking too softly can make it difficult for others to hear you and can come across as lack of confidence. Finding the right volume that is appropriate for the situation is key to successful communication. By being mindful of your tone and volume, you can create a positive and welcoming atmosphere for small talk. Pay attention to how you speak and adjust your tone and volume accordingly to make the conversation more enjoyable for both yourself and the other person. Communication is not just about words, but also about how those words are delivered. So, remember to be mindful of your tone and volume in order to have successful small talk interactions.
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    Small Talk - You Can Do It

    Betty Bohm

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