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Secrets of Communication

Quick Guide to Small Talk, Networking, Public Speaking, and Powerful Conversations: Use Persuasion, Influence and Charisma to Make Friends and Impress Anyone

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Secrets of Communication

By: James Operata
Narrated by: Michael Reaves
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Have you ever seen those individuals who always seem to say the right word at the right time? Captivating people, becoming beloved by all of those with whom they interact? Although this can come naturally to some, these magnetic skills can be tapped into by all.

You can improve your communication skills. These skills will allow you to persuade others, improve your public speaking skills, and network effectively. This quick guide shows you how to gain the likability characteristics people subconsciously look for when judging you.

This audiobook will show you:

  • How to impressively improve your social skills
  • How to start a conversation with anyone
  • How to use small talk to persuade anyone to open up to you
  • How to create instant charisma
  • How to appear likable to everyone you meet
  • Tricks to become a better networker
  • How to captivate people using public speaking
©2018 James Operata (P)2018 James Operata Communication & Social Skills Love, Dating & Attraction Personal Development Relationships Public Speaking
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Simply a regurgitation of things that are the most basic and common sense items in life. The reader sounds like a computer voice over and there’s even a mistake in Chapter 3 when you hear the reader make a mistake and say, “take 2”. I can’t believe I wasted a credit on this.

Waste of time and poor performance

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