When I meet someone new, I straight-up say, “I apologize in advance for forgetting your name.” It usually gets a chuckle, and an admittance that they’ll probably forget my name, too.
Which is great, because then neither of us feels embarrassed when the inevitable moment comes.
When I meet someone new, I straight-up say, “I apologize in advance for forgetting your name.” It usually gets a chuckle, and an admittance that they’ll probably forget my name, too.
Which is great, because then neither of us feels embarrassed when the inevitable moment comes.
I wish it was this easy. Somehow people I forget the names of all have elephant memories.