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Use Inviting Language

Use Inviting Language

  • How you start the conversation influences the mood, tone, and direction of the talk more than you know.
  • Use verbiage that welcomes your friend in rather than alienates them, positive framing script.
  • An example would be: "Hey, I was wondering if we can talk about something that's been on my mind."

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