The biggest hurdle is often just breaking the silence. You don’t need a witty monologue; you just need an observation.
If they mention they’re tired because they were up late training their dog, don't just say "Oh, cool." Ask, "What kind of dog?" or "Is training going well?"
Remark on something you both are experiencing. "This line is moving incredibly slow," or "Have you tried this coffee before? It smells amazing." How To Start A Conversation And Make Friends
"I've really enjoyed talking to you. We should grab a coffee or a drink sometime." 5. The "Golden Rule" of Friendship: Consistency
Once the conversation starts, your goal is to find "hooks"—topics the other person is excited about. The biggest hurdle is often just breaking the silence
What’s the you hit (starting the chat, keeping it going, or the "ask")? I can give you specific scripts tailored to your situation.
To move past small talk, you have to offer a little bit of yourself (Self-Disclosure). "This line is moving incredibly slow," or "Have
Compliments are great, but they can be dead ends. Always pair them with a question. Instead of "I like your shirt," try "That’s a great shirt—where did you find it?"