Small Talk: 7 Easy Steps to Master First Impressions, Talking to Strangers, Personal Networking & Social Anxiety

Are you tired of being a wallflower? Maybe you are already a quick-talking charmer but wish to improve your conversational skills. No matter your skill level, there are dozens of tips, tricks, and easy-to-remember techniques to make sure your next conversation is a great one. We're all going to put our foot in our mouth sometimes, and within these 7 EASY STEPS are the ways to not only move past but make the most of social blunders. In simple, easy-to-understand lessons, we take you through all the information you need to tackle your next talk with confidence and even excitement.

YOU’LL LEARN:

• A detailed, explicit explanation of precisely what small talk is and why there's nothing small about it • Banter, humor, and casual wit and the crucial role conversational laughter have in everyday conversations • How to embrace your errors, mistakes and apologize into a positive interaction every time • Identifying personality types that actually exist and how to approach them • A comprehensive guide to everything you need to know to turn your every encounter into a memorable one • Easy to use step-by-step methods of creating topics on which to chat, as well as section of keeping a conversation going and how to end one • And so much more!

Small talk is the mortar that joins the bricks of our day. In passing, at work or home, every time you pass someone on the street is an opportunity to make a connection. Follow these 7 EASY STEPS and begin living your best life today. When your words flow as smoothly as your thoughts, reflective and well-thought-out, you make yourself a valuable member of any conversation, whether in a workgroup or social circle. Find out why a gifted conversationalist is said to be silver-tonged, honey lipped or golden voiced: we are all social creatures and flock to people who express themselves well.

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Release date

Lydbog: 17. oktober 2022