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How to Make People Like You in 90 Seconds or Less

How to Make People Like You in 90 Seconds or Less
By Nicholas Boothman

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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #47054 in Books
  • Published on: 2000
  • Original language: English
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • 171 pages

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Helpful lesson in making connections4
When you meet someone, look 'em in the eye and give 'em a firm handshake because everyone knows that making a good first impression is important. Former fashion photographer Nicholas Boothman explains why - and a whole lot more - in this fascinating look at how people make connections. Like most people, you probably establish immediate rapport with certain individuals and don't seem to have anything in common with others. If you've wondered why, the author explains the components of communication and offers specific techniques you can employ to create connections quickly. The fun part is that after you've finished the book, you can try your newly acquired skills on just about anyone in any situation. Though some people are naturals, for most becoming a skilled conversationalist takes a lot of practice. getAbstract believes that almost everyone will find useful information and practical advice in Boothman's book. At the very least, he gives you plenty to discuss.

The best book out there for connecting with people5
Nicholas is a genius. This book is outstanding and the information is easy to follow. I work in sales and I can tell you that I have tried many of his methods. They work and I am making more money. This should be a required read for all politicians, salespeople, management and entrepreneurs. Buy it, you won't be disappointed.

Chuck
Denver, CO

Well structured and up to the point5
This book help me to change some patterns in talking to people and reading the people. It is well written, no 'water' and up to the point with good examples.