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The Art of Talking to Anyone: Essential People Skills for Success in Any Situation (2005)

by Rosalie Maggio

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From the author of How to Say It, the million-copies-sold bestseller If you want to improve your conversational skills--and achieve greater levels of personal and professional success--The Art of Talking to Anyone is the ultimate book. Rosalie Maggio has built a career on teaching people how to say the right thing at the right time--and she's made her techniques available to you. This essential communication handbook includes: Sample dialogues, topics, and responses Quick-reference dos and don'ts Tips for handling special situations Confidence-building advice and quotations Key words that get to the business at hand Whether it's small talk or big, social or work-related, The Art of Talking to Anyone gives you all the tools you need to speak up with confidence, to charm and persuade, and to talk your way through any situation--successfully.… (more)
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Good advice to anyone who thinks that they might want to talk to another human being. Some of it is common sense (understandably) and some advice is going a bit far, but overall it is worthwhile. ( )
  GlennBell | Mar 15, 2011 |
I've just started reading this book but the contents are quite interesting with real-life examples such as hand shacking tips (which we usually don't pay attention to).I find it quite entertaining with some funny jokes around.Those quotes are great. ( )
  eewynn | Mar 2, 2008 |
Essentially a book of lists. ( )
  otterlake | Jan 12, 2008 |
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If you have picked up this book, you most likely believe that being able to converse fluently and appropriately is a key factor in your workplace success and your personal happiness.
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From the author of How to Say It, the million-copies-sold bestseller If you want to improve your conversational skills--and achieve greater levels of personal and professional success--The Art of Talking to Anyone is the ultimate book. Rosalie Maggio has built a career on teaching people how to say the right thing at the right time--and she's made her techniques available to you. This essential communication handbook includes: Sample dialogues, topics, and responses Quick-reference dos and don'ts Tips for handling special situations Confidence-building advice and quotations Key words that get to the business at hand Whether it's small talk or big, social or work-related, The Art of Talking to Anyone gives you all the tools you need to speak up with confidence, to charm and persuade, and to talk your way through any situation--successfully.

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