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Don’t be a wallflower. Score some pals with these tips.
You Will Need
Interesting comment
Friendly body language
Step 1: Look for topics（尋找話題）
Before you join the crowd, find something interesting to comment on. It could be something general, like a recent headline, or something related to the event you’re attending.
Step 2: Sow seeds of conversation（積極參加不同的談話小組）
Notice where people are congregating and join a group. At a pause in the conversation, bring up the comment you thought of earlier. After exchanging a few words, excuse yourself and repeat the process, making the same comment to a few other groups. Make sure to keep track of who you’ve talked to.
Step 3: Settle on a conversation（選定一個小組）
After talking with several different groups, settle in to one conversation. Ask an open-ended question, comment on something in their response, and establish a natural flow of conversation.
When you show genuine interest in someone, they perceive you as interesting.
Step 4: Use body language（使用身體語言）
Use body language to make people feel comfortable. Smile to show interest, keep your shoulders back to give the impression of self-confidence, and use eye contact to build trust.
Step 5: Invite others in（邀請其他的人參加你所在的小組）
When people who you spoke with earlier walk by, include them in the conversation by telling them what you’re talking about and asking their opinion. The people you talked to in the beginning are more likely to join your conversation because you’ve already established a rapport with them. Most people don’t like talking to complete strangers.
Step 6: Let the conversation go（讓談話繼續(xù)下去）
Let the conversation take on a life of its own. Congratulations! You’re now the social butterfly you always knew you were.
