Small Talk - How to Connect Effortlessly with Anyone

Strike Up Conversations with Confidence and Make Small Talk Without the Fear of Being Awkward

De: Betty Bohm

Narrado por: Andy Cross, Kerem Bayrak, Michele Lambert

Want to talk to that attractive person on the train home from work, but have no idea what to say?

Do you secretly dread going to parties?

Afraid you won't fit in at your new job because you don't "do" small talk?

Like it or not, we live in a world driven by social interaction. The more real connections we can make with others, the more doors we open for deep satisfaction at work, our social life and our love life.

Small talk is a critical first step in making those connections. Yet we have all been left to figure out how to master this skill on our own. It's no wonder so many people struggle with small talk, but you no longer have to be one of them.

No matter how long you've struggled or even if English isn't your native language, this guide will show you how to unlock the power of small talk to confidently connect with anyone.

Conquer the social fears holding you back.

©2014-2015 Jandalman Publishing (P)2015 Jandalman Publishing

Very low level of information

not what I expected. the book was very very basic and I could have written it myself. I thought personally that many of the examples in the book were not "small talk" but rather polite exchanges of words that was too short to be small talk. this is Smaller Talk

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If you could sum up Small Talk - How to Connect Effortlessly with Anyone in three words, what would they be?

Small talk. We all do it, and we all want to do it well.. Within this book you will find a great review of the subject written with a nice flow and I particularly enjoyed the section on what to do during the inevitable awkward moment! A very helpful book.

Helped me to be less afraid to go to meetups!

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

I sure would! Why? I am generally not the one who starts a conversation with a stranger. Now, after this weekend listening to this small talk guide, I feel confident to do so! I probably will not master it straight away, but that is not the point for me. I now have an approach, for example, to work on my credibility and how I come across. Very valuable stuff!

Who was your favorite character and why?

I loved the multiple speakers setup, and made it entertaining, too!

Which character – as performed by the narrators – was your favorite?

This question is for me irrelevant for this audio book, but again, I'd like to highlight the unique approach of this audiobook with multiple speakers. So often had I bought other "technical" books which were only narrated by one person, and honestly made it therefore quite boring for me to listen, so I stopped.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

To be honest, I had a slow start, so, no, I did not listen to it in one go. I had to "get warm" with it, but once I did and I got to dig more and more into the different examples, I finished listening all in one go!

Worthless

I have no idea how this book exists. It reminds me of a paper written by 5th grader on the principle of conversation

Small talk made easy for you

If your like me and struggle to start small talk with people you need to listen to this audio book.

Small Talk not only gives you the tactics but examples on how to use them.
I found the example of conversations very helpful.

You will learn a lot about small talk and be able to interact with people you don't know with ease.

Get this audio book now it's worth it. I promise.