How to Conduct Social Conversations
Author: Патрик Кинг
Printhouse: Biblos
Age restrictions: 16+
Year of publication: 2023
ISBN: 9785604847848
Number of pages: 187
Size: 241x169x14 mm
Cover type: hard
Weight: 420 g
ID: 1740653
Don't be afraid to communicate. Become charismatic. Instead of superficial exchanges of remarks, strive for deep mutual understanding with your interlocutor.
"Hello! What is your name? Where do you work? What are your hobbies? Where are you from?" Are you tired of these monotonous questions? You are capable of more. It's time to enhance your interpersonal relationships and learn to communicate with anyone, anywhere.
This book contains proven principles that guarantee your success in any social situation and the sympathy of those around you.
This is not a collection of obvious truths that you can find online. You will learn to build communication from scratch and soon hear enthusiastic compliments about your social skills and high level of charisma. The knowledge offered in this book will change all areas of your life: romantic, professional, and of course, social. Those who can make a good impression are always accompanied by luck, and you can become that person.
You will learn how to confidently enter a room full of strangers and leave it with new friends.
Patrick King is an author of international bestsellers and a social skills coach. In his books, he draws from various sources, from scientific research and coaching practice to everyday life experience.
Before you is a detailed guide on how to make a good impression and win the sympathy of others.
We will discuss:
- the main communication mistakes you are likely making;
- how to prepare for a conversation in advance to make the task as easy as possible for yourself;
- how to establish deep, engaging communication from the very first words, without limiting yourself to standard phrases;
- how to turn your life into an exciting, captivating adventure;
- how to learn spontaneity and wit;
- how to exude charisma;
- how to avoid awkward silences and always find interesting topics for conversation, without turning it into an interrogation.