1.Be upbeat:

Make the decision to foster uplifting feelings, ideas, and interactions.

Humans are drawn to each other and to things that uplift them.

To share your positivity to those around you, practise being upbeat and seeing the bright side.

Instead than concentrating on the specific roadblocks that stand in your way, consider the big picture.

Orient your interests away from your private concerns.

Everyone admires someone who can put aside their own issues, have fun, and listen to what others have to offer.

Thank individuals, things, occasions, accomplishments, and experiences in your life.

Let your conversation reflect your gratitude for meeting that individual, and express how pleased you are to have met them.

2. Be vivacious:

You can give them energy by being enthusiastic and excited.

Being a happy, self-assured, optimistic individual with a can-do attitude can positively affect others.

They'll want to get to know you so they can take advantage of your charisma and discover the source of all your energy.

Feel free to share your enthusiasm about a topic, hobby, endeavour, or specific person.

You can feel more energised in the morning by getting a good night's sleep, going to bed at the same time every night, turning out all the lights, and avoiding alcohol and heavy meals before bed.

To refresh your body in the morning, drink water and eat breakfast.

3. Don't avoid forceful:

Stressful folks are pushy.

It is challenging to like someone who forces their opinions, values, and lifestyle choices upon you.

Be able to adapt to various situations and personalities by being flexible.

Getting along with you will be simple for others once they learn how laid-back and open-minded you are.

4. Make jokes:

On a deeper level, sharing laughing brings people together. People are drawn to people who are funny or have a carefree attitude towards life and discussion. Try to find the humour in something, even if you're not naturally witty or don't feel comfortable making jokes. Being drawn to those who can laugh readily is normal. 

5. Take time to listen:

Everyone desires to be in the presence of an attentive person. Always pause after speaking, turn to face the other, and watch for a reaction. Keep your eyes on them, nod your head, and make sounds that show you agree while they talk. Rephrasing what the other person said or asking questions afterward demonstrates that you were listening, whereas listening is demonstrated by showing interest in what they have to say.