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How to Talk to Anyone About Anything
- Improve Your Social Skills, Master Small Talk, Connect Effortlessly, and Make Real Friends: Communication Skills Training, Book 7
- Narrated by: Russell Newton
- Length: 3 hrs and 15 mins
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How to Talk to Anyone About Anything
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Summary
Discover the art of masterful conversations with this powerful guide!
Have you always struggled with making small talk and want to stop feeling awkward?
Do you wish to be able to tell stories where your listeners hang on to your every word?
Do you wish you had the courage, the confidence, and the charisma to meet new people and make friends with them?
If you’ve answered "yes", this is the audiobook for you!
How to Talk to Anyone About Anything: Improve Your Social Skills, Master Small Talk, Connect Effortlessly, and Make Real Friends is your complete guide to help you do just that. The sections in this audiobook cover everything you need to know to fully embrace your true self and become the most enthralling conversationalist in any room!
With this powerful guide to becoming a better communicator, you will:
- Stand tall as you uncover your potential and harness the power of your confidence
- Hone your listening skills to establish stronger connections with everyone around you
- Ask the right questions and make seamless conversations with colleagues, bosses, and potential partners
- Make conversations and interactions less daunting using powerful tips on how you can master the art of small talk
- Find out how to tell, structure, and design amazing stories to tell people based on your own life experiences
- Become more confident and charismatic in every area of your life and watch as your relationships improve and your networks grow
- Strengthen relationships, whether it be for work or your personal life, and improve your overall well-being and success
- And so much more!
Every section within is broken down with easy-to-follow stories and information, laced with quick-fire facts and tips you can put into action right now. This means instant, positive changes from the moment you listen to the first section.
Buy your copy today!
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- CanonMan2000
- 03-11-22
Well done
I really liked reading this. I’ve listening to Russell Newton narrated on two books so far and I feel like he could do a bit better, but, I’m getting used to him.
The overall book is very helpful and am considering getting the hard copy to archive for future reference.
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- Kostas
- 28-08-22
Great summary on communication skills
It’s a very comprehensive summary of skills to connect with people written in a concise fast paced manner. Some of the tips are basic and more helpful to people that really struggle with communication but I think it’s also a useful summary for everyone else. There’s a lot it covers and in some ways I’d love it if the book was longer with more depth on each point it touches on as it would probably help you internalise those points better. Great narration and the author sounds like a nice guy too!
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- Chloe
- 15-12-21
A ‘basic book’ in my opinion
I would recommend this book to someone with 0 or very little social skills who need to practice the absolute basics. It wouldn’t help with growth for someone who is already somewhat confident but would like to use conversation and charisma as a tool to progress further..
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- Pawan Yadav
- 29-11-21
Nice thought provocative content.
it was short concise and easy to hear through...sometimes we overlook simplest of things which this books bring to fore..
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- kayliegh
- 18-05-21
Very easy to listen and follow
I just finished this audiobook today. Quick, easy to understand, and listen. The author is truly empathetic to the listeners which you can sense throughout the entire audiobook.
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- Courtney May
- 17-05-21
Well written book
Well-written book that teaches how to self-improve emotional skills. I have found some excellent tips which help me to grow my emotional strength. I highly recommend listening to this book.
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- Katie
- 15-05-21
I enjoyed this book.
If you are looking for a book to help you build habits through actionable steps, even gradually, to be able to not only improve as a person but also strengthen your social skills I highly recommend listening to this book. What is even better is that it is a quick read, which will allow you to start implementing the suggestions that much quicker.
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- Anonymous User
- 09-09-21
Couldn’t get through 1 min of this guys voice
I’m sure this book is great but the audibook is deplorable. The guy who is reading should never be commissioned to speak in public. His awkward, trembly voice hurts my ears.
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- army soldier
- 06-08-21
eh would not listen to again
narration along with writing style is kind of weird. almost like a programed robot is talking to you. I think the writing is kind of forced, and not a natural writer. that mixed with someone who didn't write the book reading it makes it kind of odd and boring to listen to. I also think it had a lot of filler that comes off as common sense ideas. However if you're truly terrible at communicating I believe the book could give you some valuable information.
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- CJ
- 26-05-22
A must read (or listen)
I often keep quiet rather than engage in conversation. Social anxiety can really handicap a person, even when you’re around those you know. This book offers insight, tips and tricks to get you going and covers things like active listening and open ended questions to keep conversation flowing. I’ve started using some the tips and while I still struggle, conversation is just a little bit easier.
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- Ovando
- 02-01-22
Good
Good book, I would recommend for anyone that is struggles with social skills and awkwardness.
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- me
- 30-12-21
wow
this book was more than i expected. honeslty one of the best investments i have made all year.
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- Javier A. Soteldo Clavier
- 09-08-21
excelente libro
muy interesante y realmente enseña mucho!!! fácil entendimiento y bastante adecuado de tiempo . lo recomiendo
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- Amazon Customer
- 30-03-23
worst book on Audible
Writing is below average at best. Probably acceptable as a main text for a high school class meant to bore and destroy the students. Narration is pretty awful and whoever decided that this is an appropriate format for this book was on a disgusting money grab.
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- Anonymous User
- 06-02-23
Audio quality distracts from content
The audio track is either bugged, or this book was read by an AI. Please review and fix the issue to improve the listening experience.
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- Dory
- 29-01-23
Talk Technique to share
James Williams shares his own life story about
Learning his own personal journey to improving
His ability to communicate with anyone about anything!
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- A. Yoshida
- 29-12-22
Basic Tips
Books about improving social skills are going to contain basic tips because building rapport isn't that complex. It just requires some planning and work. When someone asks "how was your weekend?", don't respond with "I watched Netflix all weekend." Have something more interesting to talk about, like the blockbuster movie you watched and how it compared to other movies in the same genre. Learn to tell stories and jokes. Don't expect other people to start conversations and entertain you with their latest activities and adventures.