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How to Keep a Conversation Going | Have Endless Topics to Talk About

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How to keep a conversation going: Don't you hate not knowing how to keep a conversation going? Most people don't know how to extend a conversation from more than its original topic and end up beating that one topic to death.

In this video, you will learn an easy technique called "The XY Tactic" in order to generate endless conversation topics. In particular, the idea of "connecting topics", which you will learn in the video, is where things really start getting interesting.

With this conversation tactic, you will be able to have as long of a conversation as you want with other people.

This tactic will let you avoid beating any one conversation topic to death. NEVER run out of conversation topics again and keep any conversation fresh, exciting, and interesting!

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Art of Verbal War published this 3:51 video tutorial on November 1, 2016. It has been watched 124,359 times on YouTube.

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