I started being more outgoing by changing my verbal and nonverbal communication methods. I looked more people in the eye for longer than before, and I also talked a lot more than before. I managed to come out of my shyness to become a very outgoing person who can talk to anyone, and I talk to everyone. For example, people have told me that I can talk to anyone and everyone. I made myself that way, and it’s a big part of my personality. I also knew that extroverted people travel through life, and I became someone who takes risks and speaks up when something is offered. Falconer explains it perfectly: “If you don't become extroverted, you will miss out on a lot of the best parts of your life. Social awkwardness and shyness can be crippling character traits. So, not only will you miss out on good times, but you will also miss out on a lot of good opportunities. (para. 4). If I was the old, shy me, I wouldn't have all the opportunities I would have today. I love talking to people now. This is probably one of the best things about me, because I can strike up a conversation with just about anyone and make sure I look them in the eye. This makes it seem like I'm very interested in what they're saying, and most of the time I'm interested in what they're saying. Before, I was the type of person who didn't want to be seen in a big crowd, but now I want to be noticed. I realized I would rather be heard,