How to talk to absolutely anyone : confident communication in every situation / Mark Rhodes.
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TextPublisher: Chichester, West Sussex : Capstone, a Wiley brand, [2013]Description: xix, 179 pages ; 22 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780857084026 (pbk.)
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| 301.01 N489s Social research methods : qualitative and quantitative approaches / | 301.01 P238s Structuration / | 301.72 C737 2001 A Companion to Qualitative Research / | 302 R4751h 2013 How to talk to absolutely anyone : confident communication in every situation / | 302.2 D495h Human Communication : the basic course / | 302.2 P362a An Introduction to human communication : understanding and sharing / | 302 A648 2012 Applied social psychology : understanding and addressing social and practical problems / |
Includes index.
About the author -- Foreword -- Introduction: why you should want to speak to absolutely anyone -- Common fears and barriers about speaking to absolutely anyone -- Fear : does it hold you back? -- "I don't want to experience rejection" -- "I worry about what other people might think" -- "I hate talking to strangers : why would i want to?" -- The four stages of an interaction -- Stage 1 Your outcome and starting a conversation -- How : how do we mentally and physically approach? -- What : what do we say? -- Stage 2 : creating curiosity and interest -- Stage 3 : making a connection and being understood -- Stage 4 : get them to take action -- Making your communication even better -- Your voice and other conversation techniques -- Common pitfalls -- Difficult work and business conversations -- Final thoughts -- Index.
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