Badass Likability

The Art of Making People Like You, Building Charisma, Making Friends, and Getting Things Your Way

De: Berger McDonald

Narrado por: Eric Burr

Duración: 1 h y 29 m

Resumen del Editor

There was always that popular kid in school that everyone remembers. Maybe it was because they were funny, or good-natured to everyone, or they did a great impression of Homer Simpson. Something made others stand in awe.

That popular kid in school was even liked by the teachers, parents of the other kids, and never once got pooped on by a bird. Even wild animals liked them.

Did you ever wonder what would that be like? To be liked? To be the most liked person ever?

This audiobook is for you - the badass in dire need of realistic and practical ways to enter the world of likability.

In this audiobook, you will understand how to become a likable badass and how it can shape your future and give you the tools to harness your self-worth, purpose, and identity.

We are embarking on a journey of self-discovery that delves into the meaning of being liked, things you should and shouldn’t do in order to get there, and how learning the secrets to likability will give you the greatest chance at getting ahead.

Being liked doesn’t always mean being popular; being liked means being accepted, respected, and having a sense of belonging. The greatest social currency out there is being liked. This opens the door to many opportunities, such as getting invited to events, more people trusting you, nobody ever forgetting your birthday, or making your way through life much easier.

• Yes, you can be that popular kid in school.
• Yes, you can be that person at work who always gets high-fives from everyone - even if you make a simple mistake like exploding the office.
• Yes, you can be that husband or wife who always goes home to a cooked meal and...hot sex.
• Yes, you can be that golden child of your parents and bask in the jealousy of your siblings.
• Yes, you can be that friend who is always offered a drink as soon as his beautiful face shows up.

And yes to much, much more....

©2018 Berger McDonald (P)2018 Berger McDonald

Loved the focus on the self

This book was a great listen. I listened from beginning to end in one setting. The narrator did a wonderful job, has a trusting voice and the examples given as well as various solutions to problems were spot on. I'll listen to it again.

Helpful!

This was a really helpful audio that provided a lot of easy information. Good narration.


I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review. The fact that I was gifted this book had no influence over my opinion of it.

Badass book!

Surprisingly simple. Plain common sense. But an absolutely fabulous way of putting it! Entertaining to listen to and well read.
Definitely worth the time to listen. Even if you have little time to spare make time.

Straight to the point. Can't beat it.

Straight to the point. Easy to follow. NO bull. No fluffy answers, just actionable steps

Should be required for anyone in sales!

Any additional comments?

It is really giving me another way to look at people, relationships, and myself.
This should be required reading/listening for anyone who is in sales!

Entertaining and educational listen

Great book with practical steps on how to avoid the common pitfalls of fitting in, and enhancing your ofds of being the cool kids in class or at work.

Written in a straightened, no BS style, the book is an easy listen and has some laugh out loud moments.

Highly recommended for anyone who feels like no matter how hard you try, you just can't seem to get any traction in being liked.

Self help at its best

I’m not much of a self help book style person normally. However when it comes to McDonald’s works I have to make an exception. I’ve read/listened to others of his and I find them quite amusing/entertaining/and enlightening without the usual self help empower yourself banter that I find absolutely annoying as hell. I prefer the fresh bold almost tongue in cheek approach that he has and the anecdotes are always great. Enjoy this twist on self help whether you need it or not. I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.