Tips to turn improvisation into a piece a cake
If you ever find yourself in need to improvise, but have no clue as how to manage this, have a look at the below tips:
- listen carefully: in order to make sure you are doing it right, focus only on listening, make eye contact and understand as much as possible the other's feelings
- accept the challenge: whenever you deal with uncertainty, embrace 'yes' rather than 'no'
- get used to committing: the best way to connect to somebody is by actually committing to the discussion you are having with that very person.
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