How To Take Control Of Any Conversation Without Trying

How To Talk To People - Bruce Lee Charisma Breakdown (Part 2)

Learning how to talk to people is a super important skill, but one we are never taught in school. In fact, sometimes we get so wrapped up trying to make small talk that we lose the opportunity to really connect with someone. Bruce Lee doesn't make that mistake in this interview.

This video will show you how to talk to people and how to lead a conversation towards topics that make you more likely to make a lasting connection. There are lots of ways, but this is one that will present itself as soon as the other person starts asking questions. You'll be able to build rapport quickly and potentially walk away with a new friend.

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[philippeaugustine]

"All knowledge ultimately means self-knowledge"

Bruce Lee: Dropping 1000s years wisdom at Moment's notice, in response to a simple question.

[chiangui]

I love how expressive his face is when he talks

[RyanBucao]

"Where are you from?"
"It's not where I'm from, but where I'm going"

[AldosWorldTV]

How to answer interview questions, the Bruce Lee way

[ManHeIsAwesome]

I am a 100% sure Bruce changed the interviewer's outlook on life after this conversation. Anyone who was lucky enough to have a conversation with this man.

[helasanaa]

this is what Bruce lee refers to when he says "be like water". he is being very fluid and flexible that all you can do here is following his flow. great analysis!

[soccerlife]

Why do people think he can't speak English. HE is perfect at it

[butsirrr]

Interviewer looks like a founding father

[sash]

Such limiting questions. Such expansive answers.

[goosebumps]

I used to have alot of these qualities.
Used to be very clear and well spoken.
Up until i started suffering from depression and social anxiety.
This definitely brought me back.
Many thanks and much love.

[Slicc]

I am a huge Bruce Lee fan, for so many reasons, he has been an inspiration to me in some of my tougher moments. As a result I have watched this interview a dozen times, it's really the only one out there of him being video taped. Bruce has always had a magic about him, his rawness in self-expression is magnetic. That is probably why I have watched this video so many times. However, after watching it with your commentary I did not realize all the little details about Bruce's magic. To my surprise I found it pragmatic when I incorporated some of these ideas into my conversations with friends and co-workers. Thank you so much for this!

[bigdBrazilian]

To become, you have to see yourself in it.

[kennethravanilla]

I like how he's the one who controls the whole interview instead of the guy interviewing him

[germanshepherdlover]

Far out, looks, charisma, intelligence, and sincerity all in the one package

[bobjenkins]

Imagine learning Chinese and being able to answer questions from a Chinese interviewer in such an expressive and sophisticated way. The man was so damn smart.

[joemacinnis]

Bruce Lee has been my hero since I was a kid

[Omrie]

Lighting fast hands to go with his razor sharp mindset, he was too much of a lethal weapon for any man.

[seabslew]

I was blessed to see Bruce Lee in person in Washington DC in 1968 do his twenty minute demonstration at the Jhoon Rhee National Karate Championship featuring Joe Lewis defending his heavyweight championship. His confidence and charisma was off the charts. He was beautiful to watch. Thanks Joe West.

[bnsgokugreat]

Thank you man for considering my request as a lot of other youtubers don't and thank you for the shout out.The video is awesome man I'm very satisfied thank you man once again :)

[JackOfAllTrades]

Well a big part of his charisma is that he was fine a'f