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Want to sound sharp, thoughtful, and engaging in every conversation ?

In this video, you’ll learn 3 powerful secrets to asking smarter questions that instantly elevate the way you communicate. We break down how to avoid awkward silences, stop sounding like you’re in “interview mode,” and instead build real connection and credibility, all while being curious.

🔍 What you’ll learn:
☑️The CQC Framework (Credential, Question, Context) to frame your thoughts clearly
☑️How to ask for advice without sounding clueless
☑️ A subtle technique to make small talk actually meaningful
☑️ How to make people feel heard and respected through your questions

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Time Stamps:
00:00 Introduction
01:32 The CQC Framework
03:25 How to Ask for Advice Using the CQC Framework
03:42 How to Make Small Talk Using the CQC Framework
04:11 How to Not Fall into Interview Mode: Respond and Ask Technique
05:47 How to Make the Other Person Feel Heard: “As You Mentioned” Technique
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