Talk to Anyone with Confidence (Even If You’re Nervous)

Most people are terrible at starting conversations—and yeah, you might be one of them. I’m going to show you how to actually approach people, start conversations, and not make things awkward. We’ll look at what to say (the verbal part) and what your body is doing (the non-verbal part). I’ll teach you simple ways to start a conversation like introducing yourself, asking better questions, and actually listening—yes, listening! If you feel nervous in social situations, meetings, or parties, this lesson will help you start connecting with people. Now go talk to a smelly human. 😄

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