Charlie Baxter

All right, let's put all three steps together now.

So we've got the softener, the exit, and the sign-off, the Brexit.

So what would it be?

Right, I'd better crack on, catch you later.

Or, anyway, I'll let you get on, speak soon.

Or, well...

Got a meeting at half one.

See you in a bit.

Once you've got the three part shape in your head, you can mix and match the phrases until your heart's content.

And that way you'll never run out of natural exits.

But what about that bonus tip you mentioned at the beginning of this lesson?

Was that just to get five percent more of you to keep watching?

No, definitely not.

Wouldn't do that.

But here's the tip that I promised you.

And it's actually really good.

Sometimes the three part formula that I've created is way too much.

So if you're just passing someone in the corridor or bumping into them at the tea and coffee station or doing one of those quick canteen fly bys where you nod and say, all right, as you go past, you don't need all three of these steps.

You just need the.

So we've got the the softener, the exit.