Communication: Learn to Influence People, Initiate Small Talk, and Read Body Language

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: 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.

 

Topic 2: Many people have become masters at reading people’s thoughts. They use techniques they have learned from others to their advantage. It’s not impossible. It’s definitely a skill that can be acquired and improved. 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.

A fascinating discussion about the reality and the myths concerning intuition and instinct.

Simple methods to become better at reading people’s hidden messages.

Topic 3: There are several topics included in this book that relate to influencing others. Some of these can help you master your own emotions and qualities. Others can improve your leadership skills or help you communicate with people more effectively.

 

Topic 4: What is the psychology behind body language?

 

What can we learn from what people aren’t saying?

 

These are common questions. But although they are often asked, they aren’t always clearly answered. Today, this book can change all that. It can give you precise guidelines on how to read people’s signs and nonverbal cues.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Efalon Acies
• Release date: Dec 22, 2020
• ISBN: 9781664976641

Reviews for Communication

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

You probably won't regret getting this audiobook. It gives you what it says it does. This deserved my time. Lastly, a narrated book which gave me what I expected. One other point: The storyteller appeared to be so good that I would most likely listen to it again. And perhaps more than just one time. I cannot remember everything that's being stated in these audiobooks, so it would be worth reminding myself of what was being mentioned. Despite of the writer's knowledge about the issue, the storyteller was still the aspect I was most satisfied with. This is what actually sold me on the writer's book.

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

Simply listening in my car, I enjoyed this particular book. This specific audiobook was actually well worth paying attention to, in my honest opinion. I know I am certainly not the best of review writers, but this is worthy of appreciation. The author and narrator have certainly put so much energy and time into these audiobooks.