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Informationen zum Autor Keith Souter is a former GP and now a full-time writer. He specializes in self-development and health. He is the author of numerous titles on health, psychology and related areas and the writer of three weekly newspaper columns Klappentext Tongue-tied at parties? Shy on dates? Dreading the next 'networking' event? Tackle your inner critic and find self-assurance with this empathetic and practical guide to overcoming your social pariah status and learning to make small talk that could seal your success at work, at home or in romantic situations. With an opening chapter on how to simply feel more confident about your ability to charm and impress, this book is packed with psychological insight and advice and, more importantly, with strategies for being charming in any social situation. From parties to work outings, it gives opening lines and practical advice on things like body language - and will even help you cope with the difficult times, when tackling conflict or facing an argument. You will learn to love the prospect of a dinner party with even the most challenging guests, and never be lost for words again."How You Can Talk To Anyone" will change the life of any reader who finds themselves scared and shy in social situations - and it will have a pretty amazing effect on those who just need a bit of a confidence boost! Zusammenfassung "How You Can Talk To Anyone" will change the life of any reader who finds themselves scared and shy in social situations - and it will have a pretty amazing effect on those who just need a bit of a confidence boost! Inhaltsverzeichnis Chapter 1: TONGUE-TIED AND TERRIFIEDChapter 2: SMALL TALK MATTERSChapter 3: HOW YOU LOOK, ACT AND SAYChapter 4: DINNER PARTIESChapter 5: THE ART OF MINGLINGChapter 6: HESITATION AND STAMMERINGChapter 7: WINNING ARGUMENTSChapter 8: GOOD RELATIONSHIPSChapter 9: PITCH IT AND PROTECT ITChapter 10: INTERVIEWSChapter 11: WORKChapter 12: OUT AND ABOUTChapter 13: TALKING TO AUTHORITYChapter 14: YOU HAVE A CALL - TALKING ON THE TELEPHONEChapter 15: GOOD NEWS AND BAD NEWSChapter 16: PUBLIC SPEAKINGChapter 17: TALKING AND THE MEDIA...
