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Know when to gracefully exit a conversation from "summary" of The Fine Art Of Small Talk by Debra Fine

As you engage in conversations, it is important to be mindful of when it is time to bring the interaction to a close. Knowing when to gracefully exit a conversation is a crucial social skill that can help you navigate various social situations with ease. There are several signs that can indicate when it may be time to wrap up a conversation. One such sign is when the conversation starts to feel forced or awkward. If you find yourself struggling to keep the dialogue flowing or if there are long pauses in the conversation, it may be a good time to gracefully exit. Another indication that it is time to end a conversation is when the other person seems disinterested or distracted. If you notice that the person you are speaking with is not...
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    The Fine Art Of Small Talk

    Debra Fine

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