Mel Robbins

I think it's a huge mistake to just text, text, text,

I love the fact that you're calling people out, that the longer you are just going back and forth, because it's easy and convenient and it's fun to have somebody pay attention to you, the bigger the fantasy is in your head.

And the faster you're going to get to reality is by getting in front of the person.

And I also love that you're telling everybody, close out the conversations you're not interested in.

Yeah, move on.

Treat people how you'd want to be treated.

And I love that you're also telling everybody, don't play the game because you're only inviting other people that want to play a game.

So another question, Lexi, can you give us three proven tools to be more confident approaching people we wanna talk to out in public or at bars?

How do you coach your clients if you're at a bar?

And people are usually with groups and you see somebody and they're with a group and you're very drawn to them and maybe you make eye contact with them.

Is there a particular strategy for approaching when somebody is actually with a group of other people?

Let them.

Oh my gosh.

Logan Urie.

I can already hear people going, share, share, share, share, share.

My son, my daughter, the person I care about, they need to hear this.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

What are your parting words?