Лейл Лаундес – Как говорить с кем угодно на работе (страница 43)
Прием 72
Станьте «заклинателем людей»
Здесь нет никакой магии. Это просто знание их биологических инстинктов и понимание, почему
Основное правило таково: вы не можете принудить
Работая с
Ключ к успеху в отношениях с другими людьми – понимание их природы и их специфической манеры реагировать на ваши слова и действия. Просто изучив 72 приема, о которых говорится в этой книге, вы не улучшите свои навыки общения.
Так пусть же ваша судьба будет успешной.
От автора
Я очень надеюсь, что эта книга поможет вам добиться успеха в избранной вами профессии или любимом деле. Если у вас возникнут какие-нибудь вопросы, предложения или комментарии, я буду рада их услышать. Напишите мне на электронный адрес Leil@CoolCommunicating.com, и я отвечу вам, как только смогу. Вы также можете подписаться на рассылку моих ежемесячных бесплатных советов под названием «Маленькие приемы для большого успеха во взаимоотношениях» на моем веб-сайте www.Lowndes.com.
Я желаю вам всего наилучшего в вашей профессиональной и личной жизни.
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