Pay attention to nonverbal cues in small talk from "summary" of The Fine Art Of Small Talk by Debra Fine
When engaging in small talk, it's important to remember that communication is not just about the words being spoken. In fact, much of our communication is done through nonverbal cues. These cues can include body language, facial expressions, tone of voice, and even eye contact. Paying attention to these nonverbal cues can provide valuable insight into the thoughts and feelings of the person you are talking to.
For example, if someone is avoiding eye contact or crossing their arms, they may be feeling defensive or uncomfortable. On the other hand, if they are leaning in, making eye contact, and nodding along with the conversation, the...
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