Why Does Nobody Like Me?

Break Bad Social Habits, Build Real Confidence, and Create Lasting Connections

De: James Carter

Narrado por: Gid Newell

Do you ever walk away from conversations wondering what went wrong? Do you feel invisible, overlooked, or stuck in shallow connections?

You’re not alone — and you’re not broken.

The truth is, likability isn’t luck. It’s not about being the loudest, funniest, or most outgoing person in the room. It’s about small, learnable habits that make people feel drawn to you instead of pushed away.

In Why Does Nobody Like Me?, you’ll discover:

• Why chasing everyone’s approval makes you less likable (and how to stop).
• The “mirror effect” that causes people to treat you the way you treat yourself.
• The invisible habits that quietly push others away — and how to flip them.
• How to make first impressions in 7 seconds that actually stick.
• The art of listening so people feel valued, heard, and understood.
• How to be authentic without oversharing or overwhelming others.
• A practical 90-day “social fitness” plan to build confidence through daily reps.
• How to handle rejection without crumbling — and use it as a filter for the right people.

Packed with real stories, simple frameworks, and actionable exercises, this book is not about faking charm or becoming someone you’re not. It’s about removing the habits that sabotage you and building the confidence to connect naturally.

Whether you want deeper friendships, stronger relationships, or to feel more at ease in any room, this book will give you the tools to stop asking “Why does nobody like me?” — and start living as someone people are drawn to.

Stop chasing everyone. Start attracting the right ones.

©2025 James Carter (P)2025 James Carter

Highly recommend

I picked up Why Does Nobody Like Me? after realizing I’d been struggling to make deeper connections, and this book honestly hit home. James Carter does a great job breaking down the social “why” behind feeling invisible or awkward without making you feel judged. It’s super practical, he doesn’t just tell you to “be confident” but actually explains the small daily habits that make people naturally respond better to you.