I recently attended the workshop entitled “Small Talk II” where we were given tips on how to start, end and most importantly maintain a conversation. We didn’t spend much time discussing the actual tips, instead we were set to put the tips (that were written on the handout) in action. In the workshop we got time to meet new people and had no other option other than to interact with those who were there; placing us out of our comfort zone. The workshop didn’t really teach me anything I wasn’t already aware of, but it reinforced the idea that going out of your way to talk to someone you don’t know isn’t that bad after all.
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