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How to Talk to Anyone
- Overcome Shyness, Social Anxiety and Low Self-Confidence & Be Able to Chat to Anyone!
- Narrated by: Rachel Austin
- Length: 3 hrs and 2 mins
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Summary
Have the ability to talk to anyone with confidence. Always know what to say.
Overcome shyness and gain excellent communication skills fast with easy practical steps.
Updated for 2020, Jennifer Alisons' How to Talk to Anyone is a much-praised international best seller, thanks to its practical and easy-to-implement advice. You do not need to become a doctor and learn endless and often useless medical jargon to become a great conversationalist or know to deal with difficult situations in your life. You just need good solid advice you can implement into your daily life immediately and with ease.
Here's a preview of what you'll learn when you buy this book:
- Overcome conversational obstacles fast
- The secret trick that makes conversation so much easier!
- Quickly overcome difficult thoughts, feelings, and bad habits
- Do not let social anxiety hold your back
- What people want from a conversation and how to deliver it
- The top 15 skills required to be a great conversationalist
- Dealing with specific difficult circumstances
- Get over shyness fast, day-by-day
- Real-life situations and how to solve them
- Instant confidence tips
- And much more.
Critic Reviews
“The essential guide to conversation skills, especially for those who usually struggle in social situations.” (London Weekend Magazine, February 2020)
“A book that is sure to help countless people gain the conversation knowledge they have always desired.” (Ellen Rosaland, author)
“....which is why we recommend this book every year.” (NY Knowledge, September 2019)
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- Audioaddict
- 27-11-16
Recommended for confidence issues.
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
If they had the same confidence, shyness, social anxiety, social awkwardness issues that i sometimes have, then yes, DEFINITELY, as i have found it hugely beneficial. Very very glad i got this book.
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- AudibleFan1
- 21-01-17
Hugely informative, hugely enjoyable
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As my subject says, this was a hugely informative but also hugely enjoyable book to listen to, really helping me with everything from shyness to making small chat and actually mostly with dealing with an upcoming wedding and upcoming job interview. I feel more prepared, more relaxed and more realistic.
Terrible cover but great book! :-)
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- J. S.
- 22-01-17
Misleading title
A more fitting title would have been "why some people experience anxiety in social situations". The author spends half of the book talking about how new technology and childhood experiences influence adult communication skills, so if you are after this sort of analysis then this may be a book for you. The rest of the book is spent on a quick summary of well-known techniques (eye contact, mirroring, displaying interest, etc). It finishes with random advice on how to behave in special situations like a job interview ("call ahead if you are going to be late") and giving a public speech ("rehearse it") which have very little to do with actually being able to talk to anyone. The book is primarily focused on managing anxiety when engaging with others, so if anxiety is not your number one problem, or if you are looking for a collection of quick-win phrases or topics that would help you to talk to anyone, as the title promises, then you will be disappointed. The tone of the book is neither preaching not condescending so +1 for that.
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- Anonymous User
- 15-03-20
The best
Still the best. Have been revising this book every few months since I got it because altho the advice is awesome u do need reminders sometimes.
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- Gavin
- 25-11-16
Helpful, realistic, useful and surprising
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Much much better than I expected. I had heard good reports about this book but took me a few months before i took a chance on it…and i am very very grateful i did. I found the book to be full of genuinely good advice whilst still keeping on the right side of realistic.
Very happy wth my purchase, already listened to it twice and picked up different new things each time.
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- Katherine Henz
- 17-10-16
Excellent book!!
What did you like most about How to Talk to Anyone?
It increased my confidence. The book was not all about talk, talk, and talk, it was about more. There were humor and incidents. I listened to the book thoroughly and found every piece of information and instructions helpful.
What about Rachel Austin’s performance did you like?
Yes I loved her performance, she was calm and very persuasive.
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Jennifer Alison has done an excellent job with this book. Being a good communicator is not easy, not everyone can communicate smoothly or confidently. The book not only encourages to speak but encourages to listening too. It is not a plain book, asking a person to talk well, it is written in a way that reader is obliged to talk.
I can feel the change in me since I listened to it, My friends are amazed to see that I talk these days. Back then I used to be a nerd in a group who don't talk, I was shy to talk, this book uplifted me in a way I am pretty certain none another book can. Moreover, Rachel Austin's performance, the narration made it easy for me to understand. A recommended book.
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- 03-07-19
Concise advise - a simple reminder
Really enjoyed the book. Great to help you reflect on bad habits you have formed as you have aged. Ladies voice seemed robotic. I had to speed it up. Quick, conise and insighful is what I got from this book. It is the pep talk you need before i.e. an interview.
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- A.B.
- 12-05-22
Fantastic
What an amazing, unique, original and fresh guide too all things related to social skills, confidence, self-esteem, shyness, social anxiety, conversation skills and so so much more. Very very impressed.
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- Anonymous User
- 08-03-24
How To Talk To Anyone
Wonderful a lovely run through general ways to be fun engaging interesting and a lovely person to interact with
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- Sasha
- 18-04-17
Very helpful, fantastic book
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Very helpful, original, easy to follow and effective. Fantastic booK!
I would recommend this to anyone who feels they need help with conversational matters, small talk, overcoming shyness etc.
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