How to Talk to Anyone, Anytime, Anywhere: The Secrets of Good Communication @ richardeward.com

How to Talk to Anyone, Anytime, Anywhere: The Secrets of Good Communication
by Larry King, Bill Gilbert
from Gramercy

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 3.0 / 5.0

• Time wasted
  If you are an introvert, or if you find small talk a time wasted - you can read this all you want and it will be of no use.

• Great Read!
  Great Read!
  I wholeheartedly recommend this book for everyone.
  I remember well listening to Larry when he cut off verbose thoughtful callers on his AM station some 30 years ago. One man who knows the power of brevity and banality. Guidance for all who aspire to the penultimate of superficiality in communication! Essential reading for all under the age seven.
  By the way, love your braces!
  

• Do yourself a favor: DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY/TIME
  It's BAD... Man, You are going to regreat your wasted money. This book it's pure trash. Pay atention: It actually says that TALKING ABOUT THE WEATHER IS A GOOD WAY OF STARTING A CONVERSATION!!! (words from the book). Come on... Who would find cool someone who talks about the weather in the midlle of the party??? The book is boring the same way the autor is a boring pearson.

• Some Good Materials, Many Bad Examples
  Without trying to sound holier-than-thou, though I admit Larry brought up some crucial and helpful points on verbal communications in various settings; social and formal, I also notice several inconsistencies in what he preaches versus what he practices. In the beginning of the book, he points out the need of honesty and openness while his own or his buddies' experiences demonstrate otherwise as the readers will find out in the section that deals with negotiation skills which to me sound more like... more info

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