How are you doing, fella? This is "your name."
Come on give me a high five; it's great to meet you!
No.
In a business world, it is not how you start introducing yourself.
That's fine when it's a high school friend.
You hardly ever have another chance to make a great first impression, apparently a good one.
I'm surprised.
As I've attended numerous business gatherings and networking opportunities, and entrepreneurs and business owners are professionals who network with the others.
Quite often, it's quite awkward.
They have no idea how to greet each other.
They don't know how to shake hands properly.
They approach people, however not to that extent.
However, they aren't always well-versed in exactly what you've just said.
So today I'm going to give you some pointers on how to make a good first impression when you meet someone.
How do you introduce yourself or others, depending on the situation?
Perhaps you should introduce this individual to this individual.
What is the right approach to handle that in a more professional, business setting, okay?
So you don't want to be extremely thrilled when you meet someone new, such as a stranger or someone you just met.
You don't want to be too excited.
For instance, suppose you meet someone.
"Hi, it's great to meet you!"
You're not firmly or calmly shaking their hand.
"Oh, it's great to meet you!"
That's something you don't want to do.
You want to be pleasant and relaxed.
You aspire to work as a professional.
Whether you're an introvert meeting someone for the first time, take your time.
Slow down and simply put your hand on your side and say, "Hey."
"My name is..." says the speaker.
And you should take your time.
Because I see a lot of people stutter when they say their name.
Especially if it's a tough name to pronounce.
Or maybe it's not too common with your last name, right?
Then relax and take your time.
Make it clear.
Take it easy.
So don't rush it; otherwise, they won't get it.
They have forgotten your name.
Take your time, "My name is Sharjeel Anees."
Is that where it goes from there?
My name is ____, and your hand should be solid like a typical handshake.
It's also fine to do something like this with your handshake and then put your hand over your shoulders like this.
My name is , so if you want to get a little more, okay, a little more intimate from here to there, my name is ________.
You want to strengthen that bond.
"It's great to finally meet you."
"My name is Sharjeel Anees," he says, shaking his hand, "and it's a pleasure to meet you."
"It's great to finally meet you."
"My name is Sharjeel Anees," he says, shaking his hand, "and it's a pleasure to meet you."
Do you see what I mean?
It's that simple. When it comes to introducing people, you might want to say, "Let me present you to my friend here."
You'd like to introduce them. It's almost as if you're giving someone a presentation.
This is something you don't want to do.
"Hey, here is my pal."
How do you know who this guy is?
Make a proper introduction if you want to set this person up for success.
It's almost time for you to appear. "Hey, this is Arqam, my pal." You're presenting from here, and you're presenting from here.
It's a fairly straightforward matter. However, you'll note that the majority of people aren't very good at it.
So, now, when you're introducing yourself, you can say
"It's great to finally meet you."
"Nice to meet you," you can say at times.
It all depends on the situation. However, you must put in the necessary effort. It's essential that you practise the timing.
It's as simple as that: your initial impression is formed in the first few seconds.
You could then say, "Shift that into a second question."
"Hello, my name is Sharjeel Anees," he says. " "It's a pleasure to meet you."
"What drew you to this gathering?"
From there, you may have a conversation to learn more about what they do, how you can give value, what business they're in, and so on.
And when you're making eye contact, make sure you don't do it the wrong way, as I did.
"Oh hi, sure, my name is Sharjeel Anees, and it's good to meet you," he says without making eye contact.
You feel like you're hiding something because I'm not making eye contact. Look them in the eyes, really look them in the eyes.
"Hello, my name is Sharjeel Anees, and it's great to meet you," she says.
"So, what drew you to this gathering?"
That's entirely the point. So, put it into practise.
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