How To Instantly Connect With Anyone | Book Review

Meet new people and converse with confidence – Be credible and charismatic in every social and business situation – Make friends and important contacts wherever you go – Command the respect of everyone you meet

You know who they are. They’re the people who, regardless of money, education, looks, or personality, make an impression wherever they go. They are master communicators, and everyone enjoys talking to them. How to Develop Great People Skills shows you how to be one of those lucky few.

Communication guru Leil Lowndes arms you with ninety-six all-new, cutting edge, research-based communications techniques for success in life, love, and business. You will smash the invisible glass ceiling that keeps many people down both personally and professionally. Your new weapon is a neurologically and psychologically sound concept called “Emotional Prediction,” or E.P. Leil Lowndes explains the power of EP and shows you how to harness it through deceptively simple methods to reach greater success in all of your relationships.

Lowndes offers best-case scenarios and flat-out social nightmares where some of her tricks could have come in handy. Designed to put you at ease and make everyone around you gather closer, you’ll learn the little secrets connecting with people immediately.

• Why your last impression is as vital as your first
• How to come out smelling like a rose (even if you’re dead wrong)
• Why you should always put your signatures in blue ink
• How to begin and end a meaningful email
• The power of making eye contact (on an interview or with that special someone)
• Why stretching out a compliment makes it unforgettable
• The perfect icebreaker questions
• What to say when you forget or fumble someones name
• Getting the opposite sex to notice you – every time

This book also features the 10 Dumbest Things You Should Never Say Or Do if you want to maintain your connections.

You will find all the information you need in this book to become a shining star when meeting and connecting with anyone. From the break the ice tips to how to maintain all your connections in business and your personal life you will find the help you need. I am a somewhat “social” person, I always make friends and chat people up at parties and gatherings. But I still to this day have trouble not being shy or slightly embarrassed at any first meeting. Most people are like “She’s so quiet”, when I want to shout out “Oh no I am not! Once I stop talking you will say she never shuts up”! In a good way of course, it’s just that first meeting I am never sure about. This book will help me overcome some of those problems. It is a good read and I recommend it to everyone!