How to Talk to Strangers: Learn How to Overcome Shyness, Social Anxiety, and Low Self-Confidence and Be Able to Chat to Anyone

by Amanda M Myers

Overview

Introducing new methods to help you banish anxiety and strike up a conversation with anyone, even if you've suffered from shyness your entire life.

Do you feel helpless in social situations?

Is it difficult to hold a conversation with people you don't know?

Are you struggling to navigate the complexities of social interaction due to shyness, social anxiety, or low self-confidence?

You don't have to spend your entire life hiding in the shadows. You can learn to unleash your inner social butterfly with the help of the advice and methods found in this book.

A brand new, social you is just a few page turns away.

How to Talk to Strangers examines the root causes of shyness and social anxiety while providing solutions to help you overcome. It also presents topics to aid you when striking up a conversation.

In addition, you'll also discover:

• Why it's important to know how to talk to strangers
• How social anxiety and shyness inhibit your life
• What it takes to build confidence in yourself
• The basics of small talk, including topics
• The best way to present yourself to make others like you
• And much, much more!

Get rid of that self doubt and live a full life. Friendship with other humans is one of the most precious gifts we can receive.

Learn how to open the door to others and stop missing out. Click "add to cart" to improve your social skills and gain the confidence to talk to anyone.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781951994037
Publisher:	Jacob Zelazny
Publication date:	12/12/2019
Pages:	104
Sales rank:	895,986
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.25(d)

Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1: What Makes a Stranger Strange?

Chapter 2: The Strangers and the Society

Chapter 3: Being Shy

Chapter 4: Anxiety

Chapter 5: Self-Confidence

Chapter 6: Why, When, and How to Talk to a Stranger

Chapter 7: What Do Strangers Talk About?

Chapter 8: Secrets to Make Strangers Instantly Like You

Chapter 9: Turning Strangers into Mutually Beneficial Connections

Conclusion

References