Finding Your Tribe: Creating Genuine Connections in the Lion City [W&S 65 ft Simone Heng]
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Have you ever walked into a room full of strangers and wondered how to break the ice? Feeling intimidated at the thought of networking small talk? Well, on this episode you'll learn the tricks of the trade from a master connector. Our guest today, Simone Heng, is a human connections expert. She has lived all over the world and has had to introduce herself in countless new social situations. Through trial and error, she's uncovered some surprising techniques for making instant connections with almost anyone. You'll learn her unique approach to rapport building that flies in the face of conventional wisdom. Hint: it has much more to do with our shared humanity than surface-level similarities. She'll also spill the secrets of keeping conversations lively through subtle mirroring cues and active listening. You'll be shocked how often these mini encounters can turn into lasting friendships down the line. But it's not all sunshine and smiles - Simone gets real about those interactions where the vibe just isn't right. And how to gracefully exit without burning bridges. Tune in to steal her coveted playbook for charming strangers into friends. You'll walk away feeling confident the next time you find yourself in a room of new faces. This is sure to be your new go-to guide for easy icebreaking. You wouldn’t want to miss this episode! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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