Learn the Six Tools to Making New Connections with people so you can grow your network.
Being able to approach and meet new people in person is more important today than ever before. It is a skill that allows you to develop your personal and professional networks. Are you finding that the relationships in your life just don’t add up? Is it challenging to meet new people, and when you do, the conversation feels awkward? The How to Meet People Masterclass teaches you to overcome these everyday struggles.
Your instructor, Tony Esteves, has intentionally met over 3000 strangers in is his life outside of work, and also met a new person a day for an entire year. In this course, he shares the Six Tools to Making New Connections which he used to meet all those people. These tools make it easy and even fun for you to bring new opportunities, experiences and people into your life through face-to-face conversation.
Talk2MorePeople Communication Facilitator
International facilitator, virtual event producer, and Solution-Focused coach, Tony Esteves is passionate about creating human connection. He is the author of “Talk2MorePeople: Change Your Life by Meeting People” and holds a B.A. in Communication Studies. He loves revealing to folks that research has proven having healthy, quality relationships in mid-life can predict a longer, healthier later-life. When not facilitating or managing virtual events or coaching people to reach their full potential, Tony can be found playing in the beautiful Canadian Rocky Mountains where he lives or performing in the circus. Visit Talk2MorePeople.com to join the adventure.
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