The key to talking with anyone (on what to say to strangers)

The key to talking with anyone (on what to say to strangers)

"What should I say?" is THE question everyone ask as if they are looking for the right answer on a test. After talking to hundreds, if not thousands of strangers, I share my thoughts on the question.

Thank you CHARLOTTE, MOLLY, and CYRUS for filming me :)

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[SuperBlitzKing]

Key words to live by: Relaxed confidence

[ryanskter]

you have a very therapeutic feel when you make these videos, this channel is going to blow up as you continue to release more content.

[elicthanks]

His lessons are truly helpful because he's not teaching us what we have to say or do like a lot of others channels do instead he's teaching us how we should feel which is where all of our problems arise, so when we adjust how we should feel then all the rest starts to come into place

[tomk]

Anytime I was relaxed and spontaneous my mom would start making fun of me. For example, she would imitate my voice and laugh at me. Or she would point out quirky facial expressions I make, imitate them and mock me. Or if I told her I liked a girl she would say things like “oh she’ll probably want someone tall and buff.” After 18 years of being mocked I developed so much anxiety that I’m unable to feel relaxed in a social interaction. I have this voice in my head worrying about how creepy and repulsive I’m coming across. Whenever I tried standing up to my mom she told me I’m too sensitive and I need to man up.

I don’t even know who I am anymore. Is getting upset about being made fun of a weakness? Should I just let people make fun of me?

[andrewd]

That was a great quote at the end there but its hard to not think of the outcome when your just expecting to get rejected.

[nikolasego]

great video! I never got a tip like this and honestly it works the best out of any tips I read. Hope to see a part 2 or something.

[robertrobertson]

Cool, cool so...DON'T be paralyzed by crippling anxiety. Got it.

[naka]

Great video! Keep interactions simple by keeping your mind simple.

[bisiriyu]

I think this is definitely an ah ha moment for talk to them like friends and it makes sense. Questions like what do you do immediately after a compliment kills the conversation

[footlongsubzero]

Thanks man, that's the first time I've heard that Bruce Lee quote, I love it 👍 Much love from Melbourne Australia 🤙

[zonobrah]

Awesome Vid! Would love to see some sort of part 2 where you break down "what is a bad interaction" with common mistakes you think people do. Could be interesting :)

[andrebaxter]

Your content is some of the best out there around this topic. Authenticity is where it’s at. Agreed.

[Autogenification]

This video is perfect for me. I'm extroverted and I've always had this pull to talk to some of the people I see day to day. And I have done in the past tbh. My issue is exactly this though, I'm always scared I'll run out of things to say and my mind just goes into endless thought loops blocking my ability to pick a good conversational topic.

This vid is exactly what I needed to hear, talk as I do with my friends!

I think a couple of interesting things to consider for other extroverts is maybe have some backup topics to slide in just in case, and maybe think about something you're curious about or want to learn more about, and that's such a good starting avenue for convos.

[elguaripolo]

this video was so necessart to me, thanks

[ovidiuonofrei]

I will keep that in mind, thank you !

[jasond]

Great little short video man
. Must talk like you ate talking to your friends and don't sensor yourself so much.. Great editing too..

[DerekPK]

Learning something new everyday.



Anyways I didn't watch this video, but I learned something new today.

[cayotelives]

One of the best advise in life. ! Thanks

[jinzhang]

Bruce Lee's kick to the solar plexus is the most romantic gesture ever expressed in the history of civilization

[leo]

Anyone would talk to you if you have that accent.

Edit: is that French?