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A year after pandemic, social anxiety is normal Here s how you can learn to talk to people again

After a year of isolation, there are things you start to forget. You forget how to stand in a crowded commuter train (legs apart, slight bend in the knee) or how to shimmy sheepishly past theatergoers to reach a middle seat (face away, apologize repeatedly). And, without a constant parade of baby showers and work mixers, you forget how to talk to strangers: The witty banter, the conversational volley, the way you break the ice with “How about this rain, huh?” instead of “So, what do you consider your greatest failure in life?” But the world is starting to open up again, and that means having to engage in that dreaded four-letter word chat with people you don’t know. If the idea makes you nervous, you’re not alone.

Don t Worry, You Can Learn to Talk to People Again

Don’t Worry, You Can Learn to Talk to People Again Soon we will no longer be trapped in our homes and skittering away from strangers. A few experts remind us how to be social again. Credit.Miguel Porlan April 23, 2021 After a year of isolation, there are things you start to forget. You forget how to stand in a crowded commuter train (legs apart, slight bend in the knee) or how to shimmy sheepishly past theatergoers to reach a middle seat (face away, apologize repeatedly). And, without a constant parade of baby showers and work mixers, you forget how to talk to strangers: The witty banter, the conversational volley, the way you break the ice with “How about this rain, huh?” instead of “So, what do you consider your greatest failure in life?”

Celebrate Women s History Month with a real-life rags to riches story of a Black female business owner in the beauty industry

NEW YORK Clementina Richardson, founder of Envious Lashes never dreamed she d be where she is today. A native Bahamian, she grew up poor but always had a dream of making it in New York City. Today, she works with celebrities like Mary J. Blige and owns the number one lash salon in New York with a second salon in Long Island and the third opening in Miami. I ve had to privilege of getting to know Clementina through the years while producing Glam Lab. She quickly became my go-to expert when working on anything related to eyelashes and eyebrows. Always dressed to impress and the epitome of a boss lady, it s apparent she was born to run the show. She s extremely talented and a natural leader.

Celebrate Women s History Month with a real-life rags to riches story of a Black female business owner in the beauty industry

NEW YORK Clementina Richardson, founder of Envious Lashes never dreamed she d be where she is today. A native Bahamian, she grew up poor but always had a dream of making it in New York City. Today, she works with celebrities like Mary J. Blige and owns the number one lash salon in New York with a second salon in Long Island and the third opening in Miami. I ve had to privilege of getting to know Clementina through the years while producing Glam Lab. She quickly became my go-to expert when working on anything related to eyelashes and eyebrows. Always dressed to impress and the epitome of a boss lady, it s apparent she was born to run the show. She s extremely talented and a natural leader.

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