Are you famous for being the lonely, quiet person at work or on your street who had zero social skills? Do people skip inviting you for get-togethers and parties? Perhaps you have given up on any hope of having a social life and resolved to live in a cottage somewhere with lots of cats. Trust me, I know the feeling because I have been where you are.I know how uncomfortable and lonely it is to be socially awkward, to find it hard to maintain a simple conversation. Sometimes you feel like no one listens to you because you’re not that interesting. So, you just stay in your shell and poke your head out once in a while. But you don’t have to continue doing that. You no longer have to be lonely.Social skills, like many other things, can easily be learnt. All you have to do is be honest and determined about wanting to improve.I used to be painfully socially awkward. It was so bad that I was known in my neighborhood as a recluse. I had issues with talking to people and making friends. Social gatherings were just not my thing. However, I realized that my lack of social skills were affecting every other area of my life. I became depressed and lonely. I knew that I had a lot to offer but I just needed to put myself out there and be intentional about it. Being an introvert doesn’t mean you are destined for loneliness; you can still enjoy having a social circle and I know that that is what you really want. I mean snuggling up to a cat every weekend is not exactly a fun life!What you will have learnedSpell Out Your Intentions for the DiscussionEngage in a Conversation that Benefits Both PartiesPrepare a Broad Strategy for Engaging in ConversationLearn How to Ask Insightful Questions and Good Statements.How to Increase the Length of Your ConversationsHow to Connect Fast to AnyoneFirst Impressions: What to Do and What Not to DoHow to Attract the Best People to Your LifeAnd much more…After tons of research and years of practice, I developed solid social skills and relationships.…