Small Talk Can Make a Big Difference – Tips to Guarantee Social Success
April 26, 2010 in | Casanova Conversation Tactics |, | Casanova Dating and Seduction Techniques |, | Casanova Outer Game Tips |, | Social Proof | by Casanova System

When advising people how to make ’small talk’ with people one has just met, there is plenty of advice around, but all of it much the same. They stress the need to maintain eye contact, to ask questions which cannot be answered with a simple ‘yes’ or ‘no’ or to be a great listener. Although these tips are common knowledge, they are essential.
But there is more to making conversation than those. There are other not so obvious points which one needs to consider carefully when talking to new people and trying to get to know them.
Before Heading into The Fierce Social Arena, Study Yourself and Strive To Find Out just Who You Are and What You Offer.
Make sure that you do not have anything that is working against you without you even knowing it before you start a conversation. Try to take in the overview of the whole package that is ‘you’ and make sure you give yourself the best possible chance to make a fantastic first impression.
Here are some ideas to help you fine-tune the overall image of you that may help you to make an instant and lasting impact, for all the right reasons. Once you are sure you have your whole persona tied down and put together perfectly, get out there and practice to see your social reputation make you a people magnet…
You can Make Virtually All people Around You Interested In Knowing You More by WIDENING Your OWN ROSTER Of INTERESTS.

If you think about it, a person who likes lots of other people, keeps up with current affairs, and has many varied interests and a wealth of life experiences is more likely to be a great conversationalist.
Living In Your Own World will Not Help In Your Social Life—just think of How It Could Ruin Your Dating Life.
Compare this person with one who really can’t be bothered to make the effort to make friends, and who is a complete nerd, spending almost every waking minute glued to his computer playing computer games.
Who has the larger pool of information to dip into to come up with instant conversation on a broad range of subjects?
Take this to heart and keep informed. Try to broaden your interests to make yourself much more interesting to others.
Talking Naturally With People and Distinguishing Whether You Have A Deeper Motive (and what they are) are Keys To Having SMOOTH Conversations.
Sometimes chatting is just for fun, without any preset goals or aims. You are just chatting to pass the time, or to discuss something that interests you.
Other times you will have a specific aim – getting to know someone on a deeper level and making a full on effort to connect with him or her on a personal level.
But be aware of the difference. Just hanging out and joking with acquaintances is fun as well, so try not to be too wary of people, and just let the conversation flow naturally.
Every successful Casanova or Don Juan seeks to Find the Common Ground Between Himself And The Person He Likes To Know More.

When you are chatting with someone you just met, and would like to know more, an effective tip is to find something which you both feel passionate and excited about. This spark will ignite the flame of conversation without you having to put a huge amount of effort into it.
Whether the subject is the latest blockbuster movie or classic cars, once you hit on a subject you both love, the time will fly by and you will already have connected in a very meaningful way.
To Make People know you and Want to Know You Even More, You’ve Got To Learn More About More Things In General.
It just makes plain old common sense to have a wide range of knowledge about subjects which are currently ‘hot’ and subjects which the people you are going to be introduced to are more than likely going to be involved in or know about.
Being a Jack Of All Trades Type of person is a Valuable Asset In Terms of Broadening One’s Social Circle.

You don’t need to know the whole plot of the blockbuster, but knowing the celebrities who are acting in it by name will show that you are socially aware and will earn you points. When discussing the stock market, you don’t need to know all about commodities in detail, just an overall structure and perhaps whether things are generally on the up or are moving down.
The effort you put into being ‘in the know’ will more than pay you back in social points, so take some time and effort to be the one who knows. Your conversations will improve and your social standing will go supersonic.
Accept with arms wide open the Limitations Of Even The Most Conversant Don Juan or Casanova, and use them to propel you to farther goals.
Sure, the aim of a great conversationalist is to be able to talk to anyone, anywhere, anytime, and about anything.
But even the best conversationalist can run dry when faced with someone whose sole interest in life is the mating habits of the fruit fly, or some other obscure subject.
You will Get Better in terms of your Social Interaction Skills if you Make The Most Out of Each Horrible Situation and Learn From It.
Be realistic in your aspirations and realize that however good you are (and by now after reading these tips you are probably very good) you are not going to score a bull’s-eye each and every time.
Occasionally you are going to dry up, or feel stuck and not have one idea in your head about what to say, and that is ok, these things happen. Just accept it was not perfect and try harder to create a broader range of subjects on which you can converse.
There is no need to beat yourself up just because the occasional conversation did not go precisely as smoothly as you planned. Practice makes perfect and that is what you have to do to leverage your social prowess into overdrive.
Even Seasoned Don Juans or Casanovas Encounter Some Difficulty In Their Social Dealings Every Now And Then, so learn not to fret about such instances.

You know the feeling, you have been chatting with this person for a few minutes and already you feel like you have known them forever. This is great because it means that you have really ‘clicked’ with this person and probably because you have a great deal in common.
In contrast, we have all chatted to people who were almost impossible to engage in conversation for one reason or another, and no matter how hard we tried, it was just awkward and difficult to find any common ground at all.
Putting Yourself In The Other Person’s Shoes is One Of The HUMBLEST and yet Sure-Fire Ways of Gaining Their Empathy And Agreement.
There can be many reasons for this difficulty in communication, ranging from what they heard about you from someone else, to the values and morals that they hold compared to you.
You might even appear to have several key areas in common yet still find it hard to converse. It could be that you are both from the same small town, but one of you is the son of the Mayor and the other a daughter of a mail carrier. The social gulf between you two may become apparent as the conversation continues.
The next time this happens to you try to empathize with the other person, walk a mile in their shoes and try to imagine how they are feeling. This may guide you in what to say next and is sure to make the conversation flow more freely.
Make An Effort to Learn About the Lives, Habits, and Interests of People You Wish To Interact More With, and soon you’ll Be Doing That.

Everyone is different: some folks you will get on well with, and others you won’t. If you feel comfortable around someone and seem tuned in to the same wavelength, then conversation will probably flow smoothly.
If other types of personality make you nervous, then your aim should be to try to understand them and to get accustomed to being around them. If you are nervous speaking to executives who hold a higher position than you, then you may want to read up on what it is like to be a CEO of a company and the kinds of decisions they have to make. Understanding their responsibilities may help you to understand them.
Knowing the LATEST EVENTS Both in your Town and Beyond will Increase Your Social Worth and your knowledge as well.

Do everything you can to improve the brand called ‘you’. Add value in every way you can possibly think of, by reading at least one international newspaper per day and one of the local tabloids in your location.
To Be A Social Magnet, you’ve Got to Keep Rehearsing Your Lines Even Before You Go Out.
Watch at least the headlines on the news station to keep abreast of current events and occasionally challenge yourself to tackle people that you would normally consider ‘difficult’. The more practice you get, the better the social creature you are creating will become, meaning your social value will escalate until you become the ultimate social being who acts like a magnet to other high-calibre people.







































