Art of Conversation
A Practical Guide to Meaningful Communication Skills for Life, Love and Work
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Narrated by:
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Matt Doyle
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By:
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Roberta Creek
About this listen
Great conversation is the key to happiness and success in every area of life—and you have what it takes to be a brilliant conversationalist!
Are you the person who makes best friends with the buffet table at a party because it feels less awkward than striking up a conversation with someone you’ve only met once… or, worse, a total stranger?
It probably feels like you’re the only one in the room who feels that way, but you can rest assured that you’re not. We all want to feel included and like we’re part of something, and so many people worry that they don’t fit in some way or that they don’t have the skills they need to keep a conversation rolling.
Here’s a secret, though—conversational brilliance isn’t something you’re born with. It’s something you develop, and that means, no matter how awkward you feel right now, you have what it takes to get rid of the stress from social situations and make deep, meaningful connections as easily as you choose a canape from the buffet table.
The ability to engage in meaningful dialogue is a game-changer, whether we’re talking about work, friendship, or your love life.
As you develop the skills you need to do this, you’ll discover that you can move beyond small talk and get to the real meat of a conversation. You’ll naturally build your empathy, sharpen your listening skills, and find ways to connect with people who might be very different from you.
You’ll unlock the skills you need to repair damaged relationships, lead with confidence, and talk about the topics most people shy away from—and this insightful guide will show you exactly how to do it.
By the time you finish listening, you’ll realize that you have the power to be exactly the conversationalist you’ve always wished you were.