Conversational Intelligence: The Right Way - Bundle - The Only 3 Books You Need to Master Conversation Intelligence, Emotional Intelligence and Conversational Skills Today

By Dean Mack

3 Manuscripts in 1 Book, Including: How to Start a Conversation, How to Talk to People and How to Influence People!

Book 1)

How to Start a Conversation: The Right Way

• Language: English
• Publisher: Dean Mack
• Release date: May 12, 2024
• ISBN: 9798869374554

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Book 1: How to Flirt

Book 2: How to Start a Conversation

Book 3: How to Talk to People

Book 4: How to Ask Questions

Book 5: How to Be Funny

Book 6: How to Influence People

Book 7: How to Attract Men

Book 8: How to Attract Women

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BOOK 1: HOW TO START A CONVERSATION

Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1 - The Reality of Conversation in the 21st Century

Chapter 2 - The 10 Basic Rules of Amazing Conversations

Chapter 3 - Benefits of Honing Conversational Skills

Chapter 4 - Science Behind First Impressions

Chapter 5 - Step 1: Having Intention and Proper Approach

Chapter 6 - Step 2: Small Talk and Openers

Chapter 7 - Step 3: How to Have Charisma

Chapter 8 - Step 4: The Key to Not Turning People Off

Chapter 9 - Step 5: Bookmarking Conversations

Chapter 10 - Step 6: Ending Conversations

Chapter 11 - Step 7: Honing Your Skills – The Secrets to Becoming a Smooth Talker

Conclusion

BOOK 2: HOW TO TALK TO PEOPLE

Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1: The Basics

Chapter 2: The 7 Steps

Chapter 3: Best Practices

Conclusion

BOOK 3: HOW TO INFLUENCE PEOPLE

Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1: Have Confident Body Language

Chapter 2: Make People Like You

Chapter 3: Be Clear and Concise

Chapter 4: Ask for Favors

Chapter 5: Make Emotional Connections

Chapter 6: Be More Transparent

Chapter 7: Take an Interest in Others

Chapter 8: Summary of Steps

Conclusion

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BOOK 1: HOW TO START A CONVERSATION

THE RIGHT WAY

The Only 7 Steps You Need to Master First Impressions, Talking to Strangers and Small Talk Today

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Table of Contents

BOOK 1: HOW TO START A CONVERSATION

Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1 - The Reality of Conversation in the 21st Century

Chapter 2 - The 10 Basic Rules of Amazing Conversations

Chapter 3 - Benefits of Honing Conversational Skills

Chapter 4 - Science Behind First Impressions

Chapter 5 - Step 1: Having Intention and Proper Approach

Chapter 6 - Step 2: Small Talk and Openers

Chapter 7 - Step 3: How to Have Charisma

Chapter 8 - Step 4: The Key to Not Turning People Off

Chapter 9 - Step 5: Bookmarking Conversations

Chapter 10 - Step 6: Ending Conversations

Chapter 11 - Step 7: Honing Your Skills – The Secrets to Becoming a Smooth Talker

Conclusion

BOOK 2: HOW TO TALK TO PEOPLE

Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1: The Basics

Chapter 2: The 7 Steps

Chapter 3: Best Practices

Conclusion

BOOK 3: HOW TO INFLUENCE PEOPLE

Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1: Have Confident Body Language

Chapter 2: Make People Like You

Chapter 3: Be Clear and Concise

Chapter 4: Ask for Favors

Chapter 5: Make Emotional Connections

Chapter 6: Be More Transparent

Chapter 7: Take an Interest in Others

Chapter 8: Summary of Steps

Conclusion

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Introduction

Communication is the key to achieving human connection. Without it, we would be blind to what the people in our lives are feeling and thinking, more so than we already are.

There are going to be many times in your life that you are in situations surrounded by strangers or require you to speak in front of large groups of people. This can be wildly nerve-racking, especially if you are not one that typically likes to start conversations or speak out loud.

Conversation is not just something we do, it is an art form! This means that all conversation is okay, but to make a sparkling, lasting impression, you must have just the right charisma for people to remember you. In this book, you will learn that there indeed are patterns that lead to bad conversations and what you can do to avoid them.

The following chapters will flow through the 7 seven basic steps of creating awesome conversations. Each chapter is broken down into detailed pieces to ensure that readers easily grasp the concepts of what flips bland conversations into glistening ones.

Are you ready to start dazzling conversations that people actually want to listen to? Are you ready to be heard for what you are worth instead of tuned out? Are you excited to have the ability to capture the minds of the people you want to draw attention to? Then what are you waiting for!

While there are plenty of books to aid those in speaking better and being better conversationalists, I want to thank you so much for choosing this one! Every effort was made to ensure it is full of as much useful information as possible, please enjoy!

Chapter 1 - The Reality of Conversation in the 21st Century

Before we get into the nitty-gritty of this book, how many of you un-friended people on social media because they said something offensive about touchy topics like religion, politics or healthcare? Heck, how many of you have done this to people who have different opinions than you on a subject as innocent as food? How many of you have that one person in your life that you do everything in your power to avoid, just because you have no desire to talk to them?

Back just a decade or so ago, it used to be that if we followed the rule from ‘My Fair Lady’ of sticking to subjects like the weather and health, we were okay during conversations. Now let’s fast-forward to the end of 2017 where the subjects of climate change and anti-vaccination are at an all-time high. Those topics are probably not the most ideal to hold a conversation with someone.

We live in a world now more than ever where even the simplest and most innocent of conversations has the potential to develop into a full-blown argument. Our politicians cannot bother to put their best foot forward to resolve issues. The most trivial of problems today have two strong sides, those fighting for it and against it. It’s pretty safe to say, this is not normal or how things should be!

We are more divided as a species than we have ever been in the history of the human race. We are less likely to compromise, which in turn means we do not do a good job at actually listening to what others have to say. We literally make decisions about where to live, who to marry, and who our friends are based on what we already believe. This is more proof that we are terrible listeners!

Conversations of any shape, size, or intensity require there to be a balance between listening and speaking. For most of us, we have lost this balance that is required for great conversations. A big part of this is due to the ever-changing technologically ruled world we live in today. We all have smart phones or other mobile devices in arms reach almost 24/7.

Did you know that 1/3 of teenagers in America send over 100 text messages a day? And the majority of this 1/3 is more likely to text their friends rather than call them or even talk to them face to face?

Conversational competence is perhaps the most overlooked skill in today’s world. We have opted to engage with other people through the assistance of technology, but we often fail to strive in the utilization or honing of our interpersonal communication skills.

With all of this being said, I ask you this: Is there any skill in the 21st century that is more important than being able to sustain a coherent and confident conversation? 

I will let you ponder over that question deeper as you make your way through the chapters in this book. The following chapters will help you discover how to listen and to speak in such a way that you will find yourself not only engaging in great conversations, but yearning to teach and interact with others on an entirely new level.

You have more than likely heard some of the basic advice on how to hone your skills when speaking with others. Some of these things might be:

Keeping eye contact

Thinking of intriguing topics to discuss

Nod and smile

Repeat what you heard

Etc.

While these have an ounce of truth to them, for the entirety of this book, I want you to erase that advice, because honestly, it doesn’t really work! These only teach you how to show you are paying attention, which is pointless if you are, in fact, not paying a lick of attention to what others are saying.

This book is not going to teach you just how to act like a good listener and speaker, but rather how to actually be one! This will require you to put yourself in the front seat of an interviewer mindset. You will learn how to have conversations that are not time wasters, that bust boredom, and without offending other people.

We have all experienced amazing conversations in our lifetime. These conversations make you feel inspired and engaged once it’s ended. They make you feel like you have made a real connection with the other people involved. And you typically feel wildly understood instead of being left misunderstood.