Hello. This is Tenmei Watanabe from Clear File Seito Medical School.
When meeting someone for the first time and building a relationship, I think it's best to start by calling out to them.
Of course, it takes courage to ask someone out, and if they reject you, it can be traumatic, so you may feel reluctant to ask someone out. In that case, it might be a good idea to start by asking someone you are close to to introduce you.
For this method, you first need a good friend to introduce you, but if it's work, you can also ask your boss or colleague to introduce you.
If you're interested in someone, ask a friend to intervene and talk to you, your friend, and the person you want to get along with.You're much more likely to get along with someone than if you start talking to them all at once.
If you are meeting someone for the first time, you can also ask them their name while taking notes in your notebook. If it's something that's absolutely necessary, like asking someone's name, they won't ignore or neglect it.
A step up from using a notebook is if you have a blog, copy your blog articles by hand into a notebook and tell people if they would like to leave it there for you to read. You can also get to know yourself.
For now, I have written three ways to get along with people when you meet them for the first time. There are three ways to do this: ask your friends to introduce you, ask your name while taking notes, and have your friends read your notes.
If you have the opportunity to meet someone for the first time, please give it a try. This was my first original article in a while. See you soon.
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