How to Talk to Anyone About Anything

How to Communicate Better, Improve Social Skills, and Get Your Arguments Across (Master Your Communication and Social Skills)

De: Ian Tuhovsky

Narrado por: Randy Streu

What happens when you learn to communicate better with everyone? No doubt you’ve had to endure a painfully awkward conversation, more than once in your life. Maybe it was a stranger, a colleague, or a date. Maybe it was a group discussion. You found yourself breaking a sweat, not knowing what to say. The more time passed, the more tense you became. You thought about all the communication books you’ve read in your life and wished you had them with you…to knock yourself unconscious as a way out of the conversation. The best thing about the whole situation was the moment it ended.

Now, you also came across people in your life who effortlessly led you through a conversation. They were charming, fun, and made you feel comfortable. You enjoyed it so much and felt uplifted afterwards. This is the audiobook that will teach you to be that person. By the time you finish listening, you’ll know how to talk to anyone about anything. Literally.

Why listen to this audiobook?

• Learn interpersonal communication skills that will help you build meaningful and deeper relationships with people.
• Learn how to talk to anyone, and build a network of great people that will help you achieve your goals in life.
• Learn fun conversation starters that will immediately put you and others at ease and help you find common ground.
• Learn how to read people like a book, understand why they communicate the way they do, and how you can lead them in conversation.

Who is this audiobook for? If you want to build a professional network that will help you advance your career; have great relationships with friends, family, and romantic partners; laugh, have fun, and enjoy conversations; understand yourself and others better; then this is the audiobook for you!

Say good-bye to awkward conversations, feeling insecure in social settings, and miscommunication. Welcome new possibilities, connections, and the new you.

©2021 Ian Tuhovsky (P)2021 Ian Tuhovsky

Exactly what I needed

A good audio manual for self-help. This audiobook will teach you all you need to know about social skills and how they may be improved. The audiobook had helpful insights and guidance that I found to be quite beneficial.

Best book on the subject.

Effective communication, according to this lecture, involves thoughtful communication. It offers practical advice on how to interact effectively with family, friends, coworkers, superiors, and subordinates. It comes highly recommended from me.

Good read

As a neurodivergent individual person I find myself struggling with right things to say in social interactions. I appreciate listening to literature like this for that reason. I would’ve liked to have added more information on how to respond during rejection on some of the advice given.

A must listen!

Coverage of major components of communication skills is quite thorough and diversified. I enjoyed it and believe it is worthwhile to listen to.

Good info

This book proved to be an excellent resource for honing my speaking abilities in a number of situations.

Did not hit the spot for me

My impression of this book wasn’t what It I had inspected. Not to be too hypocritical, I appreciate all the information I listened to and did appreciate a. amount of information Mr Hovosky has granted to ponder.
My only point is n his writings, I thing he failed to help me grasp what he was trying to help me with. I am one of those that unless I have something to say, such as in a phone or in a text, I am too quick to get to the point. I don’t know how to carry a continued conversation.

I. The case of talking to me Grandchildren, I am no into talking about School, which is the first thing my Wife starts with, be it on the phone or when they come over or on the telephone. My conversation seems to to stop with how was your day? Now in the Wife’s conversations, she can talk for hours. I have listen in siting by her side and she ask’s open end questions. When I try that they don’t seem to last long and I at the end of what to say.

In Mr Hovoaskys book, he never give’s examples of each of his title’s. Oh don’t get me wron on an occasion he does a s I get the point and I am sure I understood, but I believe he should.

I spent Twenty Four years in the Army and rose to the rank of a 1st Sergeant, so i am not totally unable to talk to a crowd. I have been in the position of also on many occasions coming up through the ranks had to give classes. I have. Ono fear of talking in public. It is when I find myself in situations of of trying to hold Social conversations, I have no idea as what to say to feel comfortable. That is why I could not rate this book five stars. I needed examples of each as I stated above


Now as far as the Narrator, he did an excellent job on his part but, he could only on read what was in the book.

In summary, It was a informative book, save what I pointed out.

Useful and interesting guide

This is the third time I've listened to this book. I learn something fresh and intriguing every time I listen to it. It's jam-packed with so much information that just skimming it isn't enough.

like this book.

This began off a little sluggish for me, but it rapidly got really intriguing and educational. I've always had trouble communicating well, particularly when it comes to expressing my dissatisfaction. It has generated issues in my personal and professional relationships. This is an excellent book.

Well-explained!

I now have a whole different outlook on good communication and how it affects us. Very useful, well-structured, and helpful information. It's worth giving it a second or third listen. The voice quality is excellent, and I eagerly await more from this author.

Just a wonderful book

The talent of language distinguishes people, and mastering it provides an incomparable edge in all areas. well-educated