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by Jennifer Butler Green (Author)
Do you ever feel like you have no real friends? Are you tired of always going out of your way to take care of people who don't seem to appreciate you? Have you ever wished that you were more interesting or had more interesting things to say? If your answer is yes to any of these questions, then keep reading...
According to a research conducted by J. Clegg published in the SAGE journals, Social awkwardness is what we feel when the situation threatens our goal of being accepted by others. The feeling prompts us to direct our attention inwards, to monitor our behavior and attempt to behave in a way that will improve our chances of achieving acceptance.
What this means is that we all want to be recognized and accepted by other people.
The problem is that some of us just have trouble picking up on things and conversations end up in awkwardness or feelings of rejection and while some of us know how to pick up on social cues, we end up becoming people-pleasers who spend most of our time and energy taking care of others while neglecting our own needs.
It's an exhausting cycle. Each time you get rejected your anxiety increases, so you get scared to try because it will make it worse. Sound familiar?
You recognize the need for change in yourself and your situation, that's why you're here and this book will try to help you by teaching you a few things like:
- How to gain acceptance and recognition without losing yourself in the process
- Why conversations sometimes end up becoming dull and how you can keep things interesting
- How to pick up on conversational cues so you're not just blabbering on and making a fool of yourself
- Secrets that before were only known to successful politicians and well-loved celebrities that increases likeability and appeal
- How you can start a meaningful conversation and keep things interesting, even if it's with someone you just met
- Why you aren't getting the respect and recognition that you deserve from the people in your life
- What you can do to create and maintain healthy relationships, despite the things that you don't like about yourself
Even if you've spent most of your life feeling awkward and not having any friends and despite not having any prior experience or practice in socializing with others, this book can help you become a better communicator and improve the quality of your relationships with other people.
This is not going to be a book just filled with simple analogies and poor metaphors. It's a book that will give you a clear step-by-step guide into building up the necessary skills in order for you to become better-equipped in dealing with other people and relating to them in a much deeper and more meaningful level.
It also contains some of the important underlying principles and techniques that will make you truly understand how and why certain things work while some don't in regards to improving your social skills.
If you want to start improving your conversations, stop people pleasing, and improve your people skills, scroll up and click "Add to Cart" now!
