Now I will
teach you how to master your High school reunion, so you can show all your
class mates how cool you have become:
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Edit Your Life Story
Someone will inevitably ask,
"What've you been up to?" So have about three compelling anecdotes
handy.
Good go-to topics: that crappy job right out of college, the dating mishap that brought you and your wife together. People relate well to subjects of work and love.
Good go-to topics: that crappy job right out of college, the dating mishap that brought you and your wife together. People relate well to subjects of work and love.
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Ask Smart Questions
Bust up monotony with questions
that take the conversation in a new direction.
Three ideas: "What's the most exciting thing you've done since graduation?" "Do you have a favorite memory from high school?" "What's the most interesting place you've traveled to?"
Three ideas: "What's the most exciting thing you've done since graduation?" "Do you have a favorite memory from high school?" "What's the most interesting place you've traveled to?"
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Don't Apologize to Your Ex
It's ancient history. Instead,
approach casually, and after a few minutes of chitchat, say, "Look, I know
we didn't end on a high note, but I learned a few things, at least. Can I buy
you a drink?" Then do so.
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