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On this episode of the Travis Makes Friends podcast, Travis answers a listener’s question about how to smoothly transition from personal rapport to professional conversation, especially in client-facing roles like real estate. He shares a step-by-step approach:
– Start by mirroring the other person’s energy to build trust and rapport.
– Sync up by asking questions about their life and paying attention to body language and tone, not just words.
– Use “temp checks” to address any awkwardness or disengagement in the conversation.
– When ready to shift to business, confidently set expectations, respect everyone’s time, and clearly frame the next steps.
– Adapt your approach based on the other person’s personality and needs—some prefer quick, business-first conversations, while others appreciate more rapport-building.
Travis emphasizes the importance of reading the room, leading with authority, and always respecting the other person’s time to ensure a smooth and effective transition between personal and professional topics
On this episode of the Travis Makes Friends podcast, Travis answers a listener’s question about how to smoothly transition from personal rapport to professional conversation, especially in client-facing roles like real estate. He shares a step-by-step approach:
– Start by mirroring the other person’s energy to build trust and rapport.
– Sync up by asking questions about their life and paying attention to body language and tone, not just words.
– Use “temp checks” to address any awkwardness or disengagement in the conversation.
– When ready to shift to business, confidently set expectations, respect everyone’s time, and clearly frame the next steps.
– Adapt your approach based on the other person’s personality and needs—some prefer quick, business-first conversations, while others appreciate more rapport-building.
Travis emphasizes the importance of reading the room, leading with authority, and always respecting the other person’s time to ensure a smooth and effective transition between personal and professional topics