Learn to Win Arguments and Succeed: 20 Powerful Techniques to Never Lose an Argument again, with Real Life Examples. A Life Skill for Everyone.

by Vishal Gupta

How to win an argument is a LIFE SKILL.Unfortunately, schools don’t teach it. An average man everyday finds himself in at least 5-10 situations where he is in some disagreement with another. Thus, this requires him to have the essential life skill of arguing successfully to get his point heard, to get his opinion or perception understood, and to get his view implemented. Knowing how to argue successfully can be the difference between success and failureHave you been in an argument with your parents whom you love so much but yet you want to live your life on your own terms rather than what your parents think is right for you?Have you been in an argument with your spouse whom you love and care about, but you feel he/she controls you too much and doesn’t give you space to do things which you like to do?Have you been in an argument with your friends who try to ridicule you and put you down before other people at parties and during discussions?Have you been in an argument with your boss who sometimes is illogical and unreasonable and misuses authority to undermine you and your ideas?Have you been in an argument with your elders, maybe your sister, brother, aunt, etc., whom you respect a lot for their age and experience but not when it comes to deciding your life, career, marriage, and other life-changing decisions?Have you been in an argument with your children, whom you love more than yourself, but who take advantage of you by emotional blackmail?Have you been in an argument with your employees whom you so dearly care for but many times, they get influenced and instigated by outsiders and behave stubbornly and irrationally.Have you been in an argument with strangers in malls, buses, and other public places who are rude, aggressive to you, and who attack you with their illogical and unreasonable arguments?Are you preparing for an interview for your next job?Are you preparing for Group Discussion (GD) for the entrance into a Management College?If you have been In any of the situations mentioned above, then this book is for you!In this book, you will learn✓ How to identify the various types/ structures of arguments and to counter them effectively✓ How to use different argument techniques in different situations✓ How not to get trapped by another person who is using a particular argument techniques to his advantage✓ How to win arguments without losing friends and relatives✓ Common mistakes and fallacies which people make while forwarding their argumentsWhat are you waiting for?Transform your life by learning this most critical life skill and succeed beyond imagination. Click the BUY BUTTON on the top of this page!

Genres: Self Help, Nonfiction

126 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 4, 2020

Reviews

[Varma Shagun · Rating 5 out of 5]

"In this book, I have used the term ‘Argument’ in the context of a ‘Disagreement’ between two people or two parties where both parties defend and stand by their point of view and try to convince the other side of their perspective or try to show how the other's standpoint is not correct."

✓I decided to read this book because, I've never come across something like this before. Also, the book is by author Vishal Gupta and I've read a few books by him previously.
✓Personally, one of the biggest issues that I'm always concerned about is how to let people know that I disagree with them, without being rude. I know, most of you deal with this issue too. If you deal with the same problem, this book is something you must read once.
✓This book is a compilation of twenty chapters. Each chapter talks about one technique in particular. Basically, in this book you will come across twenty techniques which you can use in order to win an argument without creating mess.
✓The language is lucid. The techniques have been explained in a very detailed manner and in the simplest way possible. This is indeed a unique and helpful self-help books that I've come across recently.

[Ishan Agrawal · Rating 4 out of 5]

It is often said that either you win the argument or you keep the person. In order to sound correct and justify themselves, people these days instead of discussing becomes too dominant and try to shove down their opinions down your throat. I have many such experiences on regular basis with such fickle minded individuals and hence I was looking for a book that can help me get rid of this.

The book serves as a perfect guide and offers some really useful tools and techniques to help us deal with such issues tactically without creating much mess and without harming your bond with the person.

The flow of information is well structured and organized. It first starts with what an argument is and how different sorts of controversies can arise. Then gradually it moves to the depth and talks about solutions which are practical enough. The tone of author is friendly and light hearted and there is ample amount of humor and some dosage of sarcasm too.

All in all a helpful read

[Charmila Yerra · Rating 4 out of 5]

Learn To Ein Arguments And Succeed

By Vishal Gupta

Arguments are the most common thing in our day to day life which happens between many relationships.
This book narrates 20 different aspects on how to win an argument. When you will grab this book you all notice some beautiful lines
“ The best way to win argument is to avoid arguments and the second wat is to read this book”

Arguments adheres to win win situations between two persons or parties where they try defending themselves. You will understand the line of difference between a healthy discussion as an argument. The best thing is to read the views of the book narrated by Author Vishal Gupta. The book is a whole different concepts I have come across so far in my reading journey. Once in a life time you should cover this wonderful book by Vishal Gupta.

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[Anurag Kumar · Rating 4 out of 5]

The book Learn to Win Arguments and Succeed: 20 Powerful Techniques to Never Lose an Argument again, with Real Life Examples. A Life Skill for Everyone by Vishal Gupta.

This ebook is a compilation of twenty chapters. Each chapter talks approximately one approach in particular. Basically, on this ebook you may encounter twenty techniques which you can use in order to win a controversy with out growing mess.

The context of a ‘Argument’ among humans or events wherein both events guard and stand by way of their point of view and attempt to persuade the other aspect of their perspective or strive to reveal how the alternative's point of view isn't always accurate."

The language is lucid. The strategies had been defined in a totally special way and in the simplest way possible. This is certainly a unique and helpful self-help e-book.

Happy Reading!

[Kharidobecho Book Shopping · Rating 5 out of 5]

Disagreements are a part and parcel of everyone's life. They bring with them an unreasonable amount of stress and frustration if not handled properly.

"Learn to Win Arguments and Succeed -20 Powerful Techniques to Never Lose an Argument again, with Real-Life Examples. A life Skill for everyone" by Vishal Gupta is a self-help book that shall help you win any kind of argument with excellency and make a good lasting impression on others. This book shall act as a helpful tool in both your personal and professional life to boost your confidence.

[Laurence Little · Rating 4 out of 5]

Useful guidance and techniques -on the whole

I have taken to heart most of the guidance provided in this text. Certainly worthwhile read. Not so sure about the laughter and sarcasm but understood where the author was coming from. Quite a few typos in the Kindle version but could read round them. The proof of the pudding (to use a proverb as recommended) will be in the eating or application of the techniques, we shall see.

[Dr. Monidipa Dutta · Rating 5 out of 5]

Vishal Sir is an amazing author we all know. Now, this book is of another level which will help you to understand many facts. As a former debater I'll say obviously facts matter. Also the best point in this book is where the author had given us various concerns which he had observed.

All the 20 techniques he had used is great but O believe sometimes words hurt a lot but yes this book is filled with positivity. There r a lot of things to learn if you want to win any argument.

[Mr Keith Malda · Rating 3 out of 5]

Lots of tips, and to the point, but it’s also very manipulative and for almost all of these examples you may win an argument against a person once, but there’s a high chance you’d be gaslighting them or manipulating them and damaging your relationship with them. Think before you deploy any of these tips for the good of maintaining relationships. You may win, but there’s win may mean you lose in the long term. Damn, I’m deep

[Ben · Rating 2 out of 5]

A small book that covers the basics.

The focus is on winning arguments rather than learning and building relationships, made parts of the book seem petty, but then the title of the book made it clear what it was about, so the fault is with me.

You can read it in a day but I'm not sure it's worth it, unless this is your first book on argueing/discussions.

[Asmita Yadav · Rating 5 out of 5]

What a revelation!

Truth be told, I never thought I need a book to win any argument but I can't help but agree that in fact there are so many angles involved when it comes to arguments. Author has given so many useful techniques and examples. Technique 9 is my personal favourite now. Go, just buy it.

[I J · Rating 4 out of 5]

Simply put, easy to understand

Easy to understand and digest. It had me thinking each time how I might use the technique, especially in a formal debating environment. A number of grammar and spelling errors, such as 'quite for 'quiet.

[Ignacio · Rating 2 out of 5]

This books urgently needs proof reading and edition.

I like the light hearted tone of the author but i do not see how this book adds a lot of value.

[Dasu · Rating 5 out of 5]

Not a mumbo-jumbo critical thinking

Language is very simple. Complex subjects are explained in lucid way. If all points grasped properly then one can become great at debating.

[D. Thrush · Rating 2 out of 5]

At 97 pages this book is overpriced. While there are some good techniques, the editing needs improvement and the wording is awkward. In using the word stupid, it becomes condescending and using the word opponent makes it confrontational and manipulative. I can’t recommend this short book.

[Anagha S Setlur · Rating 3 out of 5]

It was alright. Nothing more to say.

[Moksh Juneja · Rating 4 out of 5]

The book is in today’s context is a capsule to a sane mind and a balanced mental being and to understand briefly conflicts and mitigate them.