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Reading People: The key to building strong productive workplace relationships

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In this captivating book, you'll uncover the secrets to accurately reading people, even if you've always found it challenging to understand others' behaviors and motives.
This book takes a unique approach by combining psychology, neuroscience, and practical exercises that will show your he simple steps to being able to read people like a book.
You’ll learn how to read people and how to respond appropriately, build rapport and enhancing your personal and professional relationships. Plus, you'll uncover how these skills can help reduce conflicts, foster cooperation, and promote mutual understanding.
With simple language and relatable examples, this book will open doors to a new way of interacting with the world around you.

76 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 10, 2024

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Anna Gabriel

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December 13, 2024
Practical insights for better communication and understanding

This book breaks down the nuances of human behaviour in a way that feels practical and approachable. The tips on recognising different communication styles was especially useful, and I appreciated how it connects these skills to both personal and professional situations. It’s not overly technical which makes it easy to follow even if you’re new to these concepts a solid sauce for anyone looking to improve their interactions with others.
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October 25, 2024
illuminating and informative

This book is invaluable in helping me better understand how I can create a better working environment as well as improve relationships among staff members. I found the explanations and descriptions of common habitual behaviors and perspectives instructive in recognizing the sources of why I behave in certain ways. A great read!
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