5 formulas for a high impact introduction

Making a good introduction is the difference between someone saying, nice to meet you at the end of it and someone saying, oh, that's interesting, tell me more. The ideal is you have this like designed introduction that you can kind of rely on that then results in a conversation. And so today it is my turn to borrow a bit of brilliance to spark our conversation. And I've got a person, times and place. We are going to talk about

the five formulas that Rebecca shares in her TED talks for how to get introduced. We'll talk about some common mistakes people make with introductions. We'll go through the formulas and we have both applied them to ourselves. But in the process of doing that, I built a little custom GPT because I absolutely love doing those. Or she did.

Of course I did. I love doing it. And it will take the five formulas for introducing yourself. It will ask you five questions and it will then generate you five personalised introductions.

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