“I try to engage it more like a dinner party conversation... I try to be as present as possible, and I have in my mind a direction of where I want to take it and things that I want to know about.”

Rich Roll · Masters of Scale · Rich Roll’s ‘crash course’ in entrepreneurship

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Prepare extensively for each interview, then adopt a dinner-party style presence, staying emotionally open to let the conversation flow naturally

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