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Improve Your Conversations

Does your mind blank in conversation and create awkward silence? Do you run out of things to say and struggle to keep dialogue flowing?


(A) Conversation isn’t scripted, (B) it’s 100% unpredictable, and © it can be terrifying at times. How do you prepare for such a thing? By learning how to apply improv comedy techniques to roll with any punch and improve your conversations and social interactions.


Become quicker and more clever in daily conversation.


Improv(e) Your Conversations teaches the ingenious rules of improv comedy that allow performers to turn boring prompts into memorable interactions worthy of standing ovations. This means there are real frameworks and templates to escape interview mode small talk — and start connecting and building rapport from the moment you say “Hello.” This book goes through over 15 of the most helpful and insightful improv comedy techniques with countless real-life examples to make you a great talker.


Learn the conversational secrets of the world’s best comedians.


Electric, flowing conversation doesn’t just happen, and no one knows that better than Patrick King, internationally bestselling author and highly sought-after Social Interaction and Conversation Coach. Let his expertise guide you through the improv comedy world and exactly, word for word, how to never run out of things to say. A single conversation can change your life, so make sure that each one is memorable.


Over 15 actionable tips that are actually practical and relateable.
99 printed pages
Original publication
2019
Publication year
2019
Publisher
PublishDrive
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  • Kj Harrisshared an impression6 months ago
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    Great book!

  • Samuel Tyotsua. Tshared an impression3 months ago
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    💡Learnt A Lot

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Quotes

  • Marko Vuckovichas quoted2 months ago
    Pretend that you are mute while watching a television show, and react non-verbally to express the emotions that you interpret from the characters. Exaggerate these non-verbal reactions. Be sure to pause occasionally.
  • Saumyahas quoted3 months ago
    You have to observe, listen, be present, react, and adapt to find the flow. In finding the flow, you create something that both parties are happy with.
  • Saumyahas quoted3 months ago
    Improv comedy above all else teaches the concept of flow, which bestows the ability to make something out of nothing

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