Small Talk
By Ryan Sand
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"Small Talk" is a short guide on how to engage strangers in conversation. With a five-part outline of how to actually do it, the booklet also addresses several issues to improve on the speaker's weaknesses, like being heard in a group, identifying common topics that make for good small talk, and suggestions about expanding the speaker's knowledge base in order to create engaging conversation.
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Small Talk - Ryan Sand
SMALL TALK
How to talk to anybody!
Ryan Sand
Copyright © 2016 by Ryan Sand
All rights reserved.
This publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted as long as the name of the work and the author are clearly identified.
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Small Talk: How to talk to anybody!
1st Edition, June 2016
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Other titles by the author:
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Contents
Foreword
Hey There, How’s It Going?
Getting the Right Angle
1. Preparation
2. Lay the Bait
3. Set Your Hook
4. Pull the Line
5. Sink a Sinker
Be Interesting
Be Interested
Setting and Context
Compliments
Talking in Groups
Common Topics
Expand Your Knowledge
Don’t Talk So Much!
Last Word
Foreword
I wrote this little booklet about making small talk because...well, why not? I was a shy little guy throughout most of my young life. At some point, I learned that talking to people wasn’t as scary as all that, and I figured I’d share some of my insights with you! If you are having problems when it comes to talking with strangers, then I think my booklet may come in handy. It’s not heavy-duty, and it’s not complicated. Just a quick read to help you figure out where you might be going wrong.
All I want from you, if you’d be so kind is to go to my author page on Facebook, and like it. I’m not in the business of spamming people. I just need a few dozen likes so people know I’m a real writer. So help me out, would you? If this booklet turns out