By Matt Morris Small Talk Method: Communication Skills To Win Friends, Talk To Anyone, and Always Know What To Say [Paperback]

by Matt Morris

This book is for you because it is designed to give you a fresh new perspective on how you feel about small talkIt will give you the wings you need to feel comfortable and competent to start a small talk conversation with that attractive woman sitting across from to you at the coffee shop, or the man in your neighborhood who you've always been curious about.Imagine how incredible it will feel to walk up to literally anyone, start a small talk conversation, and never run out of things to say...

Genres: Self Help, Communication

Unknown Binding

First published September 8, 2014

About the author

Matt recently completed a degree in English Language at the University of Sheffield. He is a writer of crime fiction and is also very passionate about guitar, which he attempts to play, admittedly rather badly. He is also a huge football fan who likes to play when he can and roots for Arsenal.

Reviews

[Mai · Rating 3 out of 5]

It is a good read filled with helpful tips to better your communication skills .it's about how to make a small talk which could seem easy but needs a lot of practice to become good at it
The topics the author suggested to initiate a small talk

“Here are the conversation topics that always work:”

Psychology
Traveling
Movies
Sex (Gender)
Hobby
Food
Career

[Komi · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is a practical way to have conversations with just about everyone. It focuses on issues such as your tone, topics to discuss with people (travel, weather, hobbies, etc), topics to avoid (politics), and ways to build the confidence needed to chat to anyone. A good tip is to ask open ended questions and to realize that despite being rejected there are others who you could improve with

[Duchess_Nimue · Rating 3 out of 5]

I would characterized this as a cute little book. It has some general tips that are helpful, but they are mostly common sense gathered in a broad way in one place. Feels like everything you would read in the How-To articles expanded.

[Jevgenij · Rating 1 out of 5]

Very poor collection of tips mostly based on positive thinking and links to other books.

[Helfren · Rating 3 out of 5]

Beautiful books on how to approach people on day to day basis. The content is really simple and engaging.