Science-Based Small Talk
The Neuroscience of Connection—and the Small Skills That Build Friendships (How to Be More Likable and Charismatic, Book 47)
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Russell Newton
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Patrick King
Do you ever wish conversations came with an instruction manual?
Have you ever struggled to keep a conversation going, worried about saying the wrong thing, or walked away from an interaction replaying everything you said? You're not alone.
Many people believe that social skills are something you're either born with or without. That some people are naturally charismatic while others are destined to be awkward. But the science tells a different story.
In Science-Based Small Talk, you'll discover how psychology, neuroscience, and behavioral science can help you become more confident, more engaging, and better at building meaningful relationships—without pretending to be someone you're not.
Whether you're an introvert, socially anxious, out of practice, or simply looking to improve your relationships, this book provides practical tools you can use immediately.
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