So now let's talk about how you could leave a conversation more likely. Have you ever been in a situation where you were talking to someone, and you just wanted to leave the conversation, maybe you didn't have something in common, or maybe you wanted to talk to other people, or for any other reason, we have all been there. So that's why I've created this video that will show you a three part technique that you can use in any situation to leave the conversation. So first, I would like to say that sometimes it's great to leave a conversation, because it will make you save time. You can network with other people, you can talk to other people, because if you approach someone and you see that it's not working, you don't have something in common, or you're not meant to be, I would say in business or even in your personal relationships.
Don't stick with especially you can leave it You're right. But something really important when you approach someone the other person will be anxious. Stress socially. So if you see that the person is just a bit stressed and tense, don't interpret that as the person being rude to you Just be patient with the other person talk. And if you see that after, I don't know, 510 15 minutes, you still don't have something in common, then you can leave the conversation. So how can you leave the conversation?
So it's a three part technique. So the first part of the technique would be just to say, Oh, it was nice meeting you. It was nice talking to you. And then the second part would be to say, I just have to go because I have to be the friend has to see a client. I have to call someone, I have to do something. So the first part is, oh, it was nice talking to you.
But I just have to go because I have to see a friend. I have to call someone. Let's talk later. And then let's talk later is the third part of the technique. So you can see here, it becomes really easy. Oh, it was nice talking to you.
But now I just have to talk to to a friend, I just have to call someone. Let's talk later. Bye. That's it. And that's how you can leave a conversation polite. So this is the more I would say the simplest way to leave a conversation politely.
You don't have to care about your nonverbal and all of that, if you want to be a little bit more advanced. And if you don't like saying that to people, you could start just slightly moving your body language away. You see here, I'm facing the camera sees that I'm engaged. And if I would like to leave the conversation with you, but I would do that I would just likely turn away and point my feet in another direction because my feet here but you cannot see them. But my feet here, I pointing directly to the camera and my bodies there. If I would like to leave the conversation with you, I would slightly do that.
And I will continue talking, maybe I will look a little bit away and the person will understand. There are people who don't understand and then That's why it's important to also have this verbal technique in three parts that you can use. But most of the time, if you just use the non verbal, it's enough and it's good enough and the person will understand and say, Okay, let's talk later. So it's something that is really powerful.