#3. Focus on leaving a memorable last impression
- Most people worry so much about how they are going to start a conversation they forget how memorable a strong ending can be.
- One of the easiest ways to accomplish this is to end the conversation by offering to connect the person you are speaking with to someone in your network who you think they may get along with.
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These tips will help introverts to get in the conversation and take most out of it.
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