Lovely to welcome Sarah from @tentspitch at the Olive Branch Cafe and great to catch up first thing in the new year. Always inspirational. 2 weeks ago
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Aug 17th
Jules gives you a great tip on an easy way to improve your conversational skills. See how crossing your fingers will not only improve your conversations but your relationships too. Let Jules know if it worked for you.
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Comments
sarah
March 3rd 2010 2:48pmgreat tip Jules. I will butt in, when I’m with friends especially, so I might give it a try!
David
September 6th 2010 7:45pmHi Jules,
That’s a great tip but for me there is another benefit.
I am a finger drummer – always drumming my fingers on the table, desk, my leg, anywhere – dreadful habit and gives the appearance of nervousness, disinterest or boredom and is just plain irritating for the other party.
Crossing my fingers would stop the drumming so I’m going to give it a go. Thanks!
David.
Jules
September 7th 2010 9:49amHi David
It’s very true that ‘finger drummers’ can be a distraction but well done to you for recognising it!
Good luck
Jules