How to Talk to Anyone: 92 Little Tricks for Big Success in Relationships
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How to Talk to Anyone: 92 Little Tricks for Big Success in Relationships

Leil Lowndes, 2014

Inhaltsverzeichnis des Buches

  • Cover
  • Title Page
  • Copyright
  • Also by Leil Lowndes
  • Preface: Having it all
  • Part One: You only have ten seconds to show you’re a somebodyThe incredible, inescapable, unique essence of you
  • 1 The flooding smile
  • 2 Sticky eyes
  • 3 Epoxy eyes
  • 4 Hang by your teeth
  • 5 The big-baby pivot
  • 6 Hello old friend
  • 7 Limit the fidget
  • 8 Hans’s horse sense
  • 9 Watch the scene before you make the scene
  • Part Two: What do I say after I say ‘hello’?Small talk, your verbal welcome mat
  • 10 The mood match
  • 11 Prosaic with passion
  • 12 Always wear a Whatzit
  • 13 Whoozat?
  • 14 Eavesdrop in
  • 15 Never the naked city
  • 16 Never the naked job
  • 17 Never the naked introduction
  • 18 Be a word detective
  • 19 The swivelling spotlight
  • 20 Parroting
  • 21 Encore!
  • 22 Ac-cen-tu-ate the pos-i-tive
  • 23 The latest news … don’t leave home without it
  • Part Three: How to talk like the big boys ’n’ girlsWelcome to the human jungle
  • 24 What do you do – NOT!
  • 25 The nutshell resume
  • 26 Your personal thesaurus
  • 27 Kill the quick ‘me, too!’
  • 28 Comm-YOU-nication
  • 29 The exclusive smile
  • 30 Don’t touch a cliché with a ten-foot pole
  • 31 Use jawsmith’s jive
  • 32 Call a spade a spade
  • 33 Trash the teasing
  • 34 It’s the receiver’s ball
  • 35 The broken record
  • 36 Big shots don’t slobber
  • 37 Never the naked thank you
  • Part Four: How to be an insider in any crowdWhat are they all talking about?
  • 38 Scramble therapy
  • 39 Learn a little Gobbledygook
  • 40 Baring their hot button
  • 41 Read their rags
  • 42 Clear ‘custom’
  • 43 Bluffing for bargains
  • Part Five: Why, we’re just alike!We’re like peas in a pod
  • 44 Be a copycat
  • 45 Echoing
  • 46 Potent imaging
  • 47 Employ empathizers
  • 48 Anatomically correct empathizers
  • 49 The premature we
  • 50 Instant history
  • Part Six: The power of praise, the folly of flatteryPraise reappraised
  • 51 Grapevine glory
  • 52 Carrier pigeon kudos
  • 53 Implied magnificence
  • 54 Accidental adulation
  • 55 The killer compliment
  • 56 Little strokes
  • 57 The knee-jerk ‘wow!’
  • 58 Boomeranging
  • 59 The tombstone game
  • Part Seven: Direct dial their heartsHow to be a hit in another show
  • 60 Talking gestures
  • 61 Name shower
  • 62 Oh wow, it’s you!’
  • 63 The sneaky screen
  • 64 Salute the spouse
  • 65 What colour is your time?
  • 66 Constantly changing outgoing message
  • 67 Your ten-second audition
  • 68 The ho-hum caper
  • 69 ‘I hear your other line’
  • 70 Instant replay
  • Part Eight: How to work a party like a politician works a roomThe politician’s six-point party checklist
  • 71 Munching or mingling
  • 72 Rubberneck the room
  • 73 Be the chooser, not the choosee
  • 74 Come-hither hands
  • 75 Tracking
  • 76 The business card dossier
  • 77 Eyeball selling
  • Part Nine: Little tricks of big winnersThe most treacherous glass ceiling of all
  • 78 See no bloopers, hear no bloopers
  • 79 Lend a helping tongue
  • 80 Bare the buried WIIFM
  • 81 Let ’em savour the favour
  • 82 Tit for (wait … wait) tat
  • 83 Parties are for pratter
  • 84 Dinner’s for dining
  • 85 Chance encounters are for chitchat
  • 86 Empty their tanks
  • 87 Echo the EMO
  • 88 My goof, your gain
  • 89 Leave an escape hatch
  • 90 Buttercups for their boss
  • 91 Lead the listeners
  • 92 The great scorecard in the sky
  • A final word: Your destiny
  • Back Ads
  • Notes
  • Select bibliography
  • About the author
  • About the Publisher