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Talking and Understanding Strangers

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You Are About To Learn How To Talk To Strangers The Right Way, With Confidence, Charm And Enthusiasm That Will Make You Create Instant Rapport That You Can Use To Your Advantage!

"Don't talk to strangers" is one universal piece of advice that we all remember or get at an early age without actually getting much explanation from our parents or guardians. It is not bad advice for a child that doesn't know how to tell between someone who's genuine and someone who is going to harm them.

There is one problem with this advice though; nobody talks about its expiration date!

As you well know, as we grow up, we all get to a point where talking to strangers has to be part of our everyday life if we are to move ahead in our personal and professional relationships.

How do you make the transition?

By virtue that you are reading this, it is clear you are looking for answers to lots of questions going through your mind….

How do you move from believing that you shouldn't talk to strangers to believing that you should talk to strangers?

How do you overcome the inhibitions that have developed within you over the years as far as interacting with strangers is concerned?

What do you even talk about in your first conversations?

How do you get over the awkwardness that's often common when you are trying something you are not used to doing?

How can you distinguish a stranger with good intentions from one with bad ones?

Is there a right and wrong way of talking to strangers?

How do you use the opportunity to talk to strangers to grow personal and professional relationships to your advantage?

How do you protect yourself from people with ill intentions?

If you have these questions or any other related questions on how to talk to strangers the right way, this book is prefect for you so keep reading.

More precisely, the book will teach you:

  • All about first impression and what to look out for in a stranger
  • Whether or not all strangers are your friends
  • The key things you need to understand when talking to a stranger
  • Why some people don't like strangers
  • Reasons as to why you get nervous when you meet a stranger
  • When to be friendly or serious to a stranger
  • Ways to improve your interpersonal skills
  • What to discuss when you meet a stranger
  • How to improve your reactions
  • How to deal with strangers at parties or ceremonies
  • Reasons as to why we are afraid of talking to strangers
  • How to properly respond to a rude and good stranger
  • How to build good friendships with good people
  • Ways to get rid of dangerous strangers
  • What to do if you have an unpleasant conversation with a stranger
  • What to do if you end up conversing with a stranger
  • How to train your kids to stay away from strangers without affecting their faith in people
  • Ways to train your kids to know good/bad strangers
  • The overall experience of talking and understanding strangers
  • Answer so frequently asked questions about strangers
  • And much more

Being able to trust and talk to someone you've just met and know nothing about might be very difficult but with this book, you'll be able to make the right judgment about strangers and even be able to form good relationships with them.

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LanguageEnglish
PublisherTodd Klean
Release dateAug 25, 2020
ISBN9781393892014
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