Kategoria BISAC: Self-Help >> Communication & Social Skills

In life, you need social interactions with others to survive. But knowing who you're talking to, how to talk to them, and deciphering their intentions is KEY in understanding and analyzing their human psychology.

What makes this book, "How to Analyze People: Using Human Psychology to Successfully Analyze and Understand Anyone from Anyplace and Anywhere" different from other generic books is that I provide high quality, ...

Conversational skills. People already talk with one another, don't they? It should be redundant to write a book about conversational skills--or so you would think. Yet there are differences between people: one seems to get a little more done than the next. Often this boils down to subtle differences in the way they communicate.

Ordinarily, people tend to ask questions with a certain goal or purpose in mind. They then listen to the answer as if the answer is based on the question as they meant it to be. Yet the other is answering based on what he understood the question to mean....

Winning Teammates are the people that make it possible for any group to succeed... the people who others depend on. Winning Teammates are the people who others want to work with, because they bring more than just technical skills. They bring interpersonal skills that every great organization needs to create and maintain a positive and productive culture.
In the book, you meet Nick Turner, a talented worker who finds himself changing jobs - again.
While packing to move, he finds an old piece of paper tucked away in a shoe box... a forgotten gift from his high school coach with a...

Conversational skills. People already talk with one another, don't they? It should be redundant to write a book about conversational skills--or so you would think. Yet there are differences between people: one seems to get a little more done than the next. Often this boils down to subtle differences in the way they communicate.

Ordinarily, people tend to ask questions with a certain goal or purpose in mind. They then listen to the answer as if the answer is based on the question as they meant it to be. Yet the other is answering based on what he understood the question to mean....