Have you ever met someone and walked away with “freak” or “loser” in mind? Are you afraid of being that someone and having others not like or understand you? Happily, you can eliminate these worries and fears by learning some effective techniques on how to make a great and lasting first impression. Just read the write up below


Be confident and outgoing. When a person realizes someone has those qualities, they find them easier to talk with and much more welcoming. Maybe if you walk into the classroom and find fellow students, shaking hands may not be the thing to do, but for anyone else closer, shake hands, you can wave and smile to the rest, If you are culturally aware that some groups do not touch the opposite sex, you may opt out of shaking hands, but in mu country, most people shake hands.
Don’t be afraid to say hello to new people.
Smile and wave.
Proper posture is imperative. Body language can tell someone a lot about your mood and confidence level. Slouching is a no-no as it gives the impression of insecurity and defeat. You must always stand straight and tall, possibly with a hand on your hip, if you want to convey to someone that you are a strong, confident, deserving individual.
Never fidget. Keep your hands to your side or in your lap. Never bite your fingernails, twirl your hair or crumple a napkin in your hand. Remember to never overdo it though or you may look boastful and spoilt.

Relax. Posture is very important, but you don’t want to look like a robot, either. Sit up straight, but don’t be so rigid that you’d fall over if pushed. It’s like when people say that an animal can smell your fear; people can tell if you’re nervous. Just be yourself. Don’t try to impress someone, let your real personality do the work.

Smile. Especially when first meeting someone. It’s not necessary to show your teeth, just a meaningful grin will do. Be careful not to transition from a smile to a straight face too quickly, or people will sense you’re being fake or that you don’t like them. Make sure you let the other person speak too, there is nothing more people hate then someone who talks non-stop.

Make eye contact. Stay focused on the person you are speaking with and certainly not on anything else to avoid them feeling unappreciated and unwanted. Often if the person has an eye problem, like an eye that turns in, you’re put off by this. Instead, focus on the person’s nose or mouth.
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