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How to Never Run out of Things to Say - Keep a Conversation Flowing!

11,470,413 views October 31, 2017 7:40

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Struggling to keep conversations lively? This video introduces the FORD Method—a simple framework using Family, Occupation, Recreation, and Dreams—to effortlessly guide small talk into deeper, more engaging discussions. Perfect for anyone who feels awkward or runs out of things to say, especially in nerve-wracking social situations.

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Are you trying to have a conversation with your crush or anyone else you may be nervous around and struggle with coming up with things to talk about? In this video we will give you a simple method to rely on when you fallback to small talk. There are 4 main small talk examples that will lead you to a better, more interesting conversation with anyone. Learn how to never run out of things to say with the FORD Method.


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F: Family
O: Occupation
R: Recreation
D: Dreams


The simplicity of these four topics can be used to start and keep a conversation going with anyone, anywhere. I know a lot of my audience struggles with social awkwardness and especially with people that are attractive, but with some practice, you’ll get great at resorting to these. Small talk can be especially awkward if there is no direction of it. The FORD method will give you a sense of direction to ensure the conversation flows smoothly! Special thanks to ImprovementPill for this amazing video!


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Practical Psychology published this 7:40 video tutorial on October 31, 2017. It has been watched 11,470,413 times on YouTube.

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October 31, 2017
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