Raele Altano shares three ways to introduce people: say how you know one person, share a fun fact about them, or point out something you have in common. Each approach gives the other person a natural way to start talking.
Have you ever been out and about at an event and you have to introduce two people to one another and you completely draw a blank about how to do so well? I have three easy to remember suggestions for you say how you know one of the people, share a fun fact about one person, or share a common denominator between the two people that they would both relate to. Here are some quick examples of each. By the way, this is my friend Ani. She and I go way back. We used to be in the same dance group together. This is my friend Jack. He just finished law school and is going to be traveling to Indonesia and Australia for a few weeks. This is my friend Alex. I'm pretty sure you both have kids around the same age, so remember it's how you know one of the people, a fun fact about one person or a common denominator between the two people you're introducing. Well, with Raelle, your communication coach, I hope this is useful and helps you feel less awkward about what to say in social situations like this.
