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"Master The Unwritten Code of Social Skills, Improve Your Charisma, and Little-Known Hacks to Connect with Anyone Effortlessly. Are you a ""Nervous Ned"" (or ""Nervous Nellie"") when it comes to networking? Does the thought of striking up a conversation with a stranger make your stomach do flip-flops? Do you sit nervously through job interviews waiting for the other person to speak? Then it's time you mastered the Art of Small Talk with this book. With practical advice and conversation cheat sheets, this book will help you learn to feel more comfortable in any type of social situation, from lunch with the boss to an association event to a cocktail party where you don't know a soul. With this groundbreaking book, you'll learn how to: Start a conversation even when you think you have nothing to say Avoid foot-in-mouth disease Stable your shaky knees and dry your sweaty palms Prevent pregnant pauses and awkward silences Adopt listening skills that will make you a better conversationalist Approach social functions with confidence Feel more at ease at parties, meetings, job interviews, and trade shows Transform unpleasant emotions into powerful dialogue Turn every conversation into an opportunity for success Imagine being able to walk into a crowded room and completely work it. Imagine being confident in moving to a new city and being able to make friends in no time. Imagine going up to the hottest girl you see and conversing as if you are talking to your best friend. How to Talk to Anyone gets you past the hard parts of dialogue and helps you achieve relationships that are real, productive, and that will enrich your life and career. Click ""Add to Cart"" to receive your book instantly and unlock your natural charisma!"

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An eye-opener on my own personality and people around me.- Ian Whitbread This book is well written, fast-paced and entertaining. He succeeds in making the reader think about things from a different perspective and points out things that seem obvious after the fact but are most often overlooked. -Anthony Rayson, Author The author, Jason Miller, provides mountains of evidence to demonstrate that we humans are awful at reading people, their emotions, their motives, or inclinations. - Nicholas Siegel Here he not only draws on cutting edge criminological research, but he also leads us to a new way of thinking about what the police should be doing. - Mike Richburg The book has provided some excellent insights into understanding people and behavior.- Valencia Williams

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