I've learned that what truly draws guests back to a bar isn't solely the quality of the drinks, but the experience and connection they feel with the bartender.
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A key takeaway is that people genuinely appreciate and respond to vulnerability. When we show genuine interest in someone, they often reciprocate with authenticity.
It's about creating an environment where guests feel valued and welcomed. In today's world, where genuine interactions are often masked by digital filters, being vulnerable with someone, even a stranger, can be incredibly freeing and foster authentic relationships.
Bartending has allowed me to step out of my comfort zone, enhancing my ability to engage with strangers and build meaningful connections. I've realized that customers often come in looking for a good time and are more open to dialogue in a relaxed setting.
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