Social Skills: Learn to Talk to Anyone and Master the Art of Small Talk

Written by Aries Hellen and Craig Jaeger

Narrated by Dean Collins and Queenie Walsh

There are 6 titles in this book, which are:

Book 1: Socializing can be a real challenge. You may not think of it as such, but if you take into account all the subtle body language, what different meanings the words imply, and tone of voice, it can be tricky for those who get nervous or don’t possess the skills to see all those references.

Book 2: 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.

Book 3: Some people may suffer from shyness or feel awkward when socializing. The first chapter of this book will talk about that. Additionally, the best ways to make small talk work in your favor will be discussed, as well as more tips to talk to anyone about basically anything.

Book 4: In this book, we’ll touch on several aspects related to this principle, such as:

Millennial personality types and how to analyze them.

How to communicate to people with various personality types.

Mind reading techniques from the pros.

Book 5: 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.

 

Book 6: How do you communicate without saying anything?

How do you communicate better through what you’re saying?

These are at the central theme of this guide. Other subject matters include flirting in general, recognizing myths about body language, secret cues that you should watch out for, women’s romantic interest signals, flirting techniques for women to use on men, keeping your communication to a minimum, cultural anecdotes about nonverbal communication, etc.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Efalon Acies
• Release date: Dec 22, 2020
• ISBN: 9781664920507

Reviews for Social Skills

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

I strongly recommend this book for several reasons. This is a hidden gem. This guide contains valuable data. Despite of the writer's understanding about the topic, the storyteller was still the element I was most satisfied with. This is what actually sold me on the book.

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

I urge you (or anyone who reads through this) to buy this audiobook. I loved it. I was actually surprised. And I tend not to always say that about every audiobook. I managed to comprehend everything plainly, not even if the storyteller spoke words properly, but also since the info in it consisted of new things to be learned.