David Price challenges you to visit a local tourist attraction you've never been to and strike up conversations with strangers there. Ask older people to teach you something from their life. It's a confidence-building exercise disguised as a quirky Sunday outing.
Hello, I'm David Price, the short guy who helps you walk tall. I'm recording this on a Sunday. The relevance of that will become clear shortly. I have a goal every day, and it's this: I aim to every day make someone laugh or smile, preferably a total stranger. Now, I achieve that almost every day because I go out of my way to make sure that I do. So today's a Sunday. Here's a quirky idea for you. Look at your city, your town, wherever you are, and look at what the tourists go to see. What's the must-do or must-see thing that tourists go to? And find one that you haven't actually done yourself and go there. Go and do what the tourists do. But I'm building on these confidence tips that I've been sending. So this is what I'd like you to do when you go to that tourist destination or whatever it is, the attraction. Make people smile if you can. Now, don't do anything weird or disrespectful, but just see if you can say hello to people and ask them where they're from and what they think of the town or the city that you're in. Get a conversation going, and I bet you'll find that there's an opportunity there to have a bit of a conversation. And a trick that I use for older people, which I find really useful and have done for many, many years, is I ask them older person to teach me something. Now, some of them look at me vaguely and say, what do you mean? I say, well, in, in your life, I'm sure you've seen and done a number of things. Teach me something about yourself or about something you've learned over the years. Be quirky, go and do something you've never done and see what happens. I bet you'll enjoy your Sunday.
