How to Talk to Anyone: How to Communicate Better to Improve your Social Skills, Overcome Shyness and Low Self-Confidence + Little Tricks for Success in Relationships

by Shirley Collins

This book, How to Talk to How to Communicate Better to Improve Your Social Skills, Overcome Shyness and Low Self-Confidence + Little Tricks for Success in Relationships, is written to help you acquire the confidence and skills you need to talk to anyone with style and flair.

This book walks you through the problems usually associated with the hesitation and anxiety that many people experience when it comes to approaching people and talking to them. It discusses negative self-talk and shyness in detail so you know exactly what feeds your anxiety. It also provides practical tips to help you "get unstuck" and overcome these issues.

The book unlocks tips and techniques to help you excel in areas critical to effective communication. It provides information to expand your self-awareness. It lays out sample conversation lines to help you power through difficult social situations. It helps

Find the boldness to take control of your fears Articulate your thoughts and express your feelings Master the art of small talk as a channel to starting friendships and building connections Find conversations easy to navigate by presenting engaging topics to talk about and topics to avoid Get a handle on what conversation mistakes to avoid so you can converse with confidence and savoir-faire Master active listening skills to build stronger and more meaningful relationships Access the power of mental imagery through visualization Project confidence, grace, and style and make everyone take notice as you make a killer first impression Slay speeches and presentations like a true champion Learn easy, practical techniques to help you transform from a shrinking violet into a rock star at making conversations.

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Published October 11, 2022

About the author

Shirley Collins is a renowned folk singer. She is the president of the English Folk Dance and Song Society in London. Her critically lauded album Lodestar, released in 2016, marked a triumphant return to performance after a thirty-year absence.