How To Make Real Friends

Want real friends that'll want to hang out with you outside where you meet them?

Struggle with knowing what to say in a conversation?

Does your mind go blank as it scrambles for what to say?

If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, this book will help you. Else, you probably shouldn't pick up this book.

Imagine you're in the arctic with nothing but your shorts. As you walk, the wind tugs you side to side as you shake in your arms. A warm yellow glow pops up on the horizon, a fire.

Do you

Turn around and keep trudging in the snow?

Run for your dear life to cover every nook and cranny of your body around this flame?

Naturally, you'd pick option B. After cosying up to the fire for a while, you might leave to hunt and find food, but while you do, that flame would be on your mind and you'd quickly find yourself back at it before long.

Why?

Because it makes you feel good.

Just as you are drawn to the fire in an arctic tundra because of its warmth, so too can you draw people to want to talk and hang out with you. As long as you make them feel good with your words. As long as you scratch an itch for a topic they care about.

Making people feel good with your words is the key to making real friends that call whenever, hang out with you at any time, who you can be fully authentic with, act goofy with, cry with, and more.

And you're about to find out how to do it.

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