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For starters, anywhere where there's a shared activity that requires interaction. Nothing that allows you to be a wallflower. The shared activity makes it easie
by ethbr0 5y ago
For starters, anywhere where there's a shared activity that requires interaction. Nothing that allows you to be a wallflower. The shared activity makes it easier to not be pure social.
After that, joining volunteer leadership or purely social organizations. Think a volunteer-staffed group in your area or Toastmasters.
I did it for 10 years, at least twice monthly, and the practice drastically improved my ability and comfort interacting with people.