Reading People: Analyze, Influence, and Persuade People More Effectively

Written by John Adamssen, Jonathan Phoenix, Aries Hellen and Craig Jaeger

Narrated by Rory Young, Alex Lancer, Dean Collins and Queenie Walsh

This book consists of 4 different titles, which are about the following topics:

Topic 1: This book can help you improve your social skills and see the benefits of such skills. Aside from that, we will also dive into the actual benefits of shyness, which may surprise you. You will learn about the top 5 ways to make small talk worth the trouble, the best ways to end it, and ways to go beyond it.

 

Topic 2: When it comes to reading others’ thoughts, it matters to make eye contact. The eyes are the windows of the soul, they say. In this guide, this is just one of many topics that will be addressed.

Topic 3: Why do people follow some leaders and not others?

 

Why do your friends have so much influence on you?

 

This book will discuss those topics and expand on these ideas, as well as others. We will point out how consumer behavior is directed by advertising, how you can become a more powerful influencer, and go into details about leadership qualities everyone should have. Some of these qualities can trigger one to become sneaky and subtle but powerful in their convincing methods.

 

Topic 4: Body language can be used for many things. After some basic techniques that involve mirroring and adjusting to people’s moods, the book gets a bit more specific.

 

Several situations are highlighted in which nonverbal communication and social cues can be extremely useful.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Efalon Acies
• Release date: Dec 22, 2020
• ISBN: 9781664979987

Reviews for Reading People

[Margy Fish · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

This audio book blew my mind, both the information and the narrator's performance. Such an intriguing subject. I believe I will let my sibling or spouse listen to it. They need to know that there are audio books like this in the market. It's an intriguing principle, the whole premise of this book. You don't usually see that in other books. And that's exactly why it can use a person like me to write a few positive aspects of it.

[John Fishticks · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

You have got to like something like this. This audiobook cost a lot of time and effort to publish and record. Let me see ... how should I say this? It was professional, uncomplicated, and understandable. With that being said, yup, I do highly recommend this audio book. No doubt about it. I've seen that certain books are practically trash, and this saddens me. But this specific audiobook didn't follow that pattern. It's actually really great. So, I like it.

[Amelia White · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

It's so good that my cat gave it 5 stars. I had the ability to understand every thing clearly, not even if the narrator articulated the phrases properly, but also because the information in it consisted of new facts to be learned. I am trying to mention something bad about this book, but I can't. It's just way too good. So without more exaggeration, I simply think everybody needs to think about listening to it.