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Always have something to say

To avoid running out of topics or ideas, use the F.O.R.D method. You can also ask about these lines.

  • F. family
  • O. occupation
  • R. recreation
  • D. dreams

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Human beings rely on the connections we make; you never know when someone may be able to assist you on some occasion.

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