Title: How To Be More Friendly (With Practical Examples) | SocialPro
Headings: How To Be More Friendly (With Practical Examples)
How To Be More Friendly (With Practical Examples)
Sections:
How to Be More Friendly
1. Smile more
2. Ask sincere questions
3. Remember and use people’s names
4. Relax your face
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5. Take the initiative to talk to people
6. Acknowledge people you know
7. Use open body language
8. Make eye contact
9. Avoid giving “Yes” or “No” answers
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10. Take time to talk to people you already know
11. Invite people to events
12. Make everyone feel included in conversations
13. Give sincere compliments
14. Remember small things about people
15. Show that you listen
16. Show that you listen in group conversations
17. Avoid looking at your phone
18. Help people out
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19. Count to 3 before you criticize or condemn
20. Be generally positive
21. Be in tune with people’s emotions
22. Avoid disagreeing for the sake of it
23. Look at naturally friendly people and learn from them
24. Use mirroring to create rapport
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25. Show gratitude
26. Use social touch
27. Welcome new people
28. Use positive humor
29. Lift others up
How to be Confident and Relaxed Enough to be Friendly
1. Change the way you talk to yourself
2. See rejection as a good thing
3. Say yes to invitations
4. Dare to be friendly first
5. Read books on social skills
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Content: Ask sincere questions
Show that you are interested in others by asking them a few sincere questions. This signals that you care about them and want to get to know them. The other day someone asked me, “Running a blog like you do sounds so exciting! Would you recommend that way of making a living?” It made that person come off as super friendly. 3. Remember and use people’s names
When someone tells you their name, create a mental association that will help you remember it. For example, if someone’s named Steve, you can imagine him hugging Steve Jobs. Use their name whenever it makes sense. For example, “It was really nice meeting you, Steve.”