How to Talk to Anyone About Anything: Improve Your Social Skills, Master Small Talk, Connect Effortlessly, and Make Real Friends

This book is very interesting.Gets straight to the point and keeps you attached. It teaches you things you thought you knew but in a different perspective.

Just get it. Our world we be better because of you. Get it.

The author provides a series of useful tips and examples on how to improve your communication skills. I felt it was worth the money.

It had a lot of good points and advice. It was easy to read, and I learned some new stuff about the subject

This book is really good to learn good communication with people, going in-depth and providing good examples for clarity. It speaks about getting to know yourself and bringing yourself to your interactions, tailored to who you're introducing yourself to if necessary. It provides strategies, key points and anecdotes to support the teachings. I do highly recommend it if, like me, you do struggle to communicate well with people, especially if you work in a customer service role.However, the book has obviously not been proofread at any point, making the fact that it is independently published obvious. There are several minor errors littered throughout the book: an extra word left where the sentence had been edited, the wrong choice of word like "they'll" when it should be "there'll". In addition, the author seems to think there are over 9 billion people living on the planet. It means that I occasionally have to rewrite the sentence in my head so it makes sense. If the book were properly proofread and these errors resolved, it would be 5 stars.