There’s nothing “wrong” with their conversations, but they’re certainly not exciting. They’re not the stuff of a “conversation superstar”.

Their conversations are predictable, stiff, boring, and have the undesirable side-effects of repeated yawning and head nodding from temporary loss of consciousness. People go their whole lives having conversations like these, and its no wonder why conversation is a lost art.

However, what if instead of taking the slow lane on your drive, you take the express toll lanes?

You’ll arrive at your destination smoothly, quickly, and stress-free. If your car is fast enough and there are no speed limits, your drive will be extremely thrilling.

Just like the two types of driving, there are two types of conversations: “slow lane” conversations and “fast lane” conversations.

A “fast lane” conversation is nothing like a dull and boring “slow lane” conversation:

A “slow lane” conversation is like driving a Toyota Camry through traffic on the 405 Freeway in Los Angeles during rush hour.

A “fast lane” conversation is like driving a Ferrari full-throttle on the Autobahn in Germany.

Which “lane” do you want your conversations to be in?!

Becoming a “conversation superstar” is all about learning how to CONSISTENTLY and EASILY take a conversation from the slow lane into the fast lane.

It must be based on luck, good fortune, or even unexplained chemistry between people, right?Not true at all.

Having “fast lane” conversations is actually very simple.

Every once in a while, even the most mediocre conversationalist will find themselves in a riveting conversation (of course, unwittingly).

The problem is they don’t know HOW they got there.

It’s like they started driving in the slow lane, drifted off to sleep, and when they woke up, they find that they’ve unconsciously veered into the fast lane.

People who are mediocre at conversation aren’t stupid, inarticulate, boring, or uninteresting. They just don’t know how to consistently get themselves (and others) into the conversation “fast lane”.

You just have to pay the right kind of “toll” and go through the correct conversation PATHWAY that leads you to the “fast lane”.

See the lane with the green light?

Many people have heard the widely given conversation advice of “talk about your interests“.So, they talk about their interests like their lives depend on it thinking they are making “good conversation”.

Problem is: nobody actually cares about your interests!

Even if they did, they don’t want to know THAT much about your interest. They don’t need to know your life story (at least not all at once) and they certainly don’t need you giving a lecture about it like you’re a college professor about to give an epic midterm exam.

This is an example of an “wrong conversation framework” that leads a conversation to nowhere good.

See the lanes in the above picture with the red “X”? That’s where you end up when you use a “wrong conversation framework”.

Talking about “wrong” pathways, Conversation Superstar is NOT about giving you unique conversation topics to talk about or teaching you useless, generic, and mediocre conversation advice like “be a good listener“, “ask good questions“, or “be interested in others“.

Most people don’t use the right conversation frameworks in conversation and that is why their conversations end up in the “slow lane”.However, when you use the RIGHT conversation frameworks, you end up in the fast lane and your conversation takes off like that Ferrari on the Autobahn. Your conversation transforms into a thrilling, exciting, and wonderful social experience.

Believe it or not, it’s as easy as flipping a switch.

So, you just have to know what kind of “toll” you have to pay, i.e. you just have to know what kinds of conversation frameworks to use in conversation and what conversation frameworks to avoid.

Simple as that.

This is what you will get in Conversation Superstar: