Conversation Skills: Book Two in the Life Mastery Course
By Bo Bennett
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This is book two of the Life Mastery course: Conversation Skills. The topics include:
- Small Talk
- Reading Body Language
- Meeting People
- Active Listening
By the end of this course, you will be on the right track to designing the life you want to live, and living it well!
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About the Life Mastery Series
This book is part of a course that covers hundreds of life-enhancing topics that they don’t teach in high-school or most colleges, but should. This is more than a course on self-improvement; it is a course on mastering life. If life had an instruction book... this would be it. The interactive course can be found online at http://www.LiveWellAcademy.com.
Learn About Mastering Life. These books are a result of the continued research that suggest adults in the United States today are woefully unprepared for today’s social and professional environment. People struggle with effective communication, relationships, weight and health issues, depression, life purpose, achievement, discerning fact from fiction, selling ideas to others, earning enough to live comfortably, finding jobs, and overall peace of mind. These are problems that get in the way of living a happy and fulfilling life when one's energy is spent on just trying to get by. This course addresses each of those problems, and many more, with the goal of helping you avoid those problems while focusing on what energizes you most.
This is book two of the Life Mastery course. By the end of this course, you will be on the right track to designing the life you want to live, and living it well!
Small Talk
When most people think of small talk, they associate awkward or uncomfortable feelings with it—and rightfully so. Most small talk is awkward and makes people uncomfortable. Yet it remains a vital part of successful communication