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Avoid negative topics from "summary" of How to Make People Like You in 90 Seconds or Less by Nicholas Boothman

Negativity is like a dark cloud that hovers over any conversation, casting a shadow over the interaction. When you bring up negative topics, you risk turning people off and pushing them away. It's like a magnet repelling instead of attracting. People naturally gravitate towards positivity and light, so it's important to keep the conversation upbeat and optimistic. Negativity can take many forms - complaining, criticizing, gossiping, or dwelling on problems. When you engage in these behaviors, you create a barrier between yourself and the other person. Instead of building a connection, you create distance. It's like trying to swim against the current - you won't get very far. By avoiding negative topics, you create a more pleasant and enjoyable interaction. You set the tone for a positive exchange, one that leaves both parties feeling uplifted and energized. When you focus on the good things in life, you invite others to do the same. It's contagious - positivity breeds positivity. Instead of dwelling on what's wrong in the world, try to find the silver lining in every situation. Look for the good in people and in life. By focusing on the positive, you create a ripple effect that spreads far and wide. People will be drawn to your optimistic outlook and infectious energy. Remember, you have the power to shape the conversation and influence the mood of those around you. Choose to be a beacon of light in a world that can sometimes feel dark. Avoid negative topics and watch as people are naturally drawn to you, eager to bask in your positivity.
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    How to Make People Like You in 90 Seconds or Less

    Nicholas Boothman

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