How to talk to anyone (92 tricks for big success in relationships)

How To Talk To Anyone: 92 Little Tricks for Big Success in Relationships by Leil Lowndes

""You'll not only break the ice, you'll melt it away with your new skills."—Larry King"

""The lost art of verbal communication may be revitalized by Leil Lowndes."—Harvey McKay, author of "Swim with the Sharks Without Being Eaten

Leil Lowndes' "How to Talk to Anyone" offers 101 time-tested hints, tips, and techniques for confidently communicating with others. A bestselling author and renowned communications consultant, Lowndes focuses on ice-breaking skills and communication techniques that are proven successful when making a positive first impression, establishing instant rapport and credibility, and more.

Packed with basic, no-nonsense advice and solid research evidence about which techniques work best in which areas, "How to Talk to Anyone "show readers how to: Make small talk not so small; Use body language to captivate an audience; and Look like you know what you're talking about—even when you don't

Contents of How To Talk To Anyone: 92 Little Tricks for Big Success in Relationships by Leil Lowndes

Introduction: How to get anything you want from anybody (Well, at least have the best crack at it!)

Part One: How to Intrigue Everyone Without Saying a Word: You Only Have Ten Seconds to Show You're a Somebody

1 How to Make Your Smile Magically Different
2 How to Strike Everyone as Intelligent and Insightful by Using Your Eyes
3 How to Use Your Eyes to Make Someone Fall in Love with You
4 How to Look Like a Big Winner Wherever You Go.
5 How to Win Their Heart by Responding to Their "Inner Infant"
6 How to Make Someone Feel Like an Old Friend at Once
7 How to Come Across as 100 Percent Credible to Everyone
8 How to Read People Like You Have ESP
9 How to Make Sure You Don't Miss a Single Beat

Part Two: How to Know What to Say After You Say "Hi"

10 How to Start Great Small Talk
11 How to Sound Like You've Got a Super Personality (No Matter What You're Saying!)
12 How to Make People Want to Start a Conversation with You
13 How to Meet the People You Want to Meet
14 How to Break into a Tight Crowd
15 How to Make "Where Are You From?" Sound Exciting
16 How to Come Out a Winner Every Time They Ask, "And What Do You Do?"
17 How to Introduce People Like the Host(ess) with the Most(est)
18 How to Resuscitate a Dying Conversation
19 How to Enthrall 'Em with Your Choice of Topic—Them'
20 How to Never Need to Wonder, "What Do I Say Next?"
21 How to Get 'Em Happily Chatting (So You Can Slip Away if You Want To!)
22 How to Come Across as a Positive Person
23 How to Always Have Something Interesting to Say

Part Three: How to Talk Like a VIP

24 How to Find Out What They Do (Without Even Asking!)
25 How to Know What to Say When They Ask, "What Do You Do?"
26 How to Sound Even Smarter Than You Are
27 How to Not Sound Anxious (Let Them Discover Your Similarity)
28 How to Be a "You-Firstie" to Gain Their Respect and Affection
29 How to Make Them Feel You "Don't Smile at Just Anybody"
30 How to Avoid Sounding Like a jerk
31 How to Use Motivational Speakers' Techniques to Enhance Your Conversation
32 How to Banter Like the Big Shots Do (Big Winners Tell It Like It Is)
33 How to Avoid the World's Worst Conversational Habit
34 How to Give Them the Bad News (and Have Them Like You All the More)
35 How to Respond When You Don't Want to Answer (and Wish They'd Shut the Heck Up)
36 How to Talk to a Celebrity
37 How to Make Them Want to Thank You

Part Four: How to Be an Insider in Any Crowd: What Are They All Talking About?

38 How to Be a Modern-Day Renaissance Man or Woman
39 How to Sound Like You Know All About Their job or Hobby
40 How to Bare Their Hot Button (Elementary Doc- Talk)
41 How to Secretly Learn About Their Lives
42 How to Talk When You're in Other Countries
43 How to Talk Them into Getting the "Insider's Price" (on Practically Anything You Buy)

Part Five: How to Sound Like You're Peas in a Pod: "Why, We're Just Alike!"

44 How to Make Them Feel You're of the Same "Class"
45 How to Make Them Feel That You're Like "Family?"
46 How to Really Make It Clear to Them
47 How to Make Them Feel You Empathize (Without Just Saying "Yep, Uh Huh, Yeah")
48 How to Make Them Think You See/Hear/Feel It Just the Way They Do
49 How to Make 'Em Think We (Instead of You vs. Me)
50 How to Create a Friendly "Private Joke" with Them

Part Six: How to Differentiate the Power of Praise From the Folly of Flattery

51 How to Compliment Someone (Without Sounding Like You're Brownuosing)
52 How to Be a "Carrier Pigeon" of Good Feelings
53 How to Make 'Em Feel Your Admiration "Just Slipped Out"
54 How to Win Their Hearts by Being an "Undercover Complimenter
55 How to Make 'Em Never Forget You with a "Killer Compliment"
56 How to Make 'Em Smile with "Itty-Bitty Boosters".
57 How to Praise with Perfect Timing
58 How to Make 'Em Want to Compliment You
59 How to Make a Loved One Feel You Are THE Partner for Life

Part Seven: How to Direct Dial Their Hearts

60 How to Sound More Exciting on the Phone
61 How to Sound Close (Even if You're Hundreds of Miles Away)
62 How to Make 'Em Happy They Called You
63 How to Sneak Past the Gatekeeper
64 How to Get What You Want on the Phone from Big Shots
65 How to Get What You Want-by Timing!
66 How to Impress Everyone with Your Outgoing Voicemail Message
67 How to Get Them to Call You Back
68 How to Make the Gatekeeper Think You're Buddy- Buddy with the VIP
69 How to Make Them Say You Have Super Sensitivity
70 How to "Listen Between the Lines" on the Phone

Part Eight: How to Work a Party Like a Politician Works a Room: the Politician's Six-point Party Checklist

71 How to Avoid the Most Common Party Blooper.
72 How to Make an Unforgettable Entrance
73 How to Meet the People YOU Want to Meet
74 How to Subliminally Lure People to You at a Gathering
75 How to Make 'Em Feel Like a Movie Star
76 How to Amaze Them with What You Remember About Them
77 How to Make the Sale with Your Eyeballs

Part Nine: How to Break the Most Treacherous Glass Ceiling of All: Sometimes People Are Tigers

78 How to Win Their Affection by Overlooking Their Bloopers
79 How to Win Their Heart When Their Tongue Is Faltering
80 How to Let 'Em Know "What's in It" for Them
81 How to Make Them Want to Do Favors for You
82 How to Ask for Favors (and Get Them!)
83 How to Know What Not to Say at Parties
84 How to Know What Not to Say at Dinner
85 How to Know What Not to Say in a Chance Meeting
86 How to Prepare Them to Listen to You
87 How to Turn Their Anger Around (in Three Sentences or Less)
88 How to Make 'Em Like You (Even When You've Messed Up)
89 How to Trap a Rat with Class
90 How to Get Whatever You Want from Service Personnel
91 How to Be a Leader in a Crowd, Not a Follower
92 How to Make All the Right Moves

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