How To Talk To Anyone
by Leil Lowndes
Mezy Fadhila
December 9, 1999
Self-HelpNon-Fiction
92 tips on basically how to communicate better, seen as Big Players, trusted, and well, liked by the people you wish to reach.
Each of them is unique. I don't have words on how to explain it, but I wish everyone read this book, for the sake of better quality of everything when we open up our mouths.
What I Loved
It summarizes each tip by the end of each section.
Tips are refreshing and make so much sense.
The background and context of each tip help you imagine yourself in such situations and make them more practical.
Sense of humor is so highly developed that I could stay like for 2 hours straight, enjoying punch and jabs to my laughter and agree murmurs.
What Could Be Better
It is clearly written by a person whose first language is English and who is very advanced, experienced, and widely knowledgeable. In order to make it easier for readers to digest those humongous tips, if I were the author, I would choose simpler words.
Perfect For
EVERYONE. Especially those who find words are not their charm.
Sales: the one who wants to go to the party but does not know how to mingle and reach their goal; employees; people who want to win a date; a friend; a politician; or a public speaker. Basically, for everyone, I promise.
Favorite Quotes
"Those slow smiles make you look trustworthy. "
"When you have no Iggy in life, learn a few Gobbledegook lingos so that you can get a better price on everything. "
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