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  • Written by: Leil Lowndes
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How To Instantly Connect With Anyone

Written by: Leil Lowndes
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Publisher's Summary

You know who they are. They're the people who, regardless of money, education, looks, or personality, make an impression wherever they go. They are master communicators, and everyone enjoys talking to them. "How To Instantly Connect With Anyone" shows you how to be one of those lucky few, so you, too, can meet new people and converse with confidence; be credible and charismatic in every social and business situation; make friends and important contacts wherever you go; and command the respect of everyone you meet.
©2009 Leil Lowndes (P)2009 Listen & Live Audio, Inc.

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  • John
  • 26-10-11

Unremarkable

Roughly speaking, a good listen if you are a starter in interpersonal communications. Gives you a whole bunch of "new" tricks and tells you nothing as to how to make your own decisions. Other then that what also leaves a bit "sour" impression about the book is a quite over-feminist approach of the author. Every "bad" character in the examples in the book is a man. And not only that, the author also refers to genetic differences between man and woman and portrays the former as less of a "developed" being and more of an inferior organism but not equal to woman. Kind of sad.

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  • Joie
  • 14-08-09

Unethical

I am sorry to say that this one was really disappointing. I bought it for my grown sons, but was embarrassed to give it to them. Many of the tips are just plain dishonest. You might connect, but eventually the truth will be out and you will lose friendship and respect. I was appalled.

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  • vtl
  • 20-11-09

Repetitious

Lots of repetition in this book, but otherwise an ok "read". Most of it could have been said in ten minutes. The narrator is annoying to listen to so I suggest reading it.

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  • Sylvie
  • 12-04-13

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Would you try another book from Leil Lowndes and/or Leil Lowndes?

Some of the ideas are originals and others are silly. Overall, its a good book to borrow from the library but not to buy.

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  • Susan
  • 20-03-10

Disappointing

I expected more. One suggestion from the book: when shaking hands, extend your index finger towards the persons wrist so as to make a more personal connection. Also, hold their business card a certain way. GMAB!

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  • Alesha Brock
  • 15-10-22

Leil Lowndes is always great to read

I have several of Liel’s books and I have loved every one of them. This was another great one with real world examples about how to use the techniques. Highly recommend.

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  • HANY MAMDOUH FARAHAT
  • 29-08-17

very simple and no real theory.


it is too short compared with other books, and yet very normal tricks discussed.

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  • Willie Tolbert
  • 02-06-17

Tips that improved my Business skills

There were so many valuable points learned such as the importance of how to hold their business card.
Turning off your phone once seated in a meeting with your guest.

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  • Elizabeth Drake
  • 21-05-17

worth it

a few thoughtful gems made have this particular book worthwhile. having listened to 6 books by this author, i can confidently say that you can learn a ton from her. thank you leil lowndes for making these books!

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  • Claire
  • 02-01-17

This is what I call a good use of time

Each of the 46 tricks presented in this book comes from real life examples that are included in the book. This gives you both the theory behind the trick and an idea of how to apply them. Applying all of them would be challenging but it's easy to pick out the tricks that will have the most personal benefit and just work on those.

Some of the tricks presented made me thing "why has this never occurred to me?" because they're so common sense once they're pointed out (ok, so maybe that means they aren't common sense, or I'm just a bit slow).

I think that everyone could get something out of this book even people who are already good at making connections. For those who aren't you'll get solid applicable tips that are easy to try out and apply and if you are a connector you might just find out why (if you don't already know why).