A great example of approach to any conversation is to ask questions about the person(s) you’re talking to. With each question you’ll prompt them to do the talking, which will require you to listen. And make no mistake, people love talking about their own lives. Once you express interest in others, they’ll probably turn the table and ask something about you. Then, it’s your turn to talk, just remember to keep it shorter than

If a person is interested in what you’re sal.p. waa 3ying, they’ll make eye contact, lean in, or move closer to you. If they are getting bored, they’ll look around, avoid eye contact, or turn away from you.

But if you’re ever concerned about talking to much, then simply ask a question and listen for the answer. You’ll will never offend anyone by expressing interest in their lives. In fact, knowing another person well is what establishes great friendships. You feel connected to people who have some understanding of who you are