How to Talk to Anyone by Leil Lowndes (animated book summary) - Part 1

Have you ever admired those successful people who seem to "have it all"? Their success boils down to their more skillful way of dealing with fellow human beings.

Today I'll be sharing five techniques from a great book on communication techniques: "How to talk to anyone" by Leil Lowndes.

1. The flooding smile
2. Sticky eyes
3. Limit the fidget
4. Parroting
5. Wear a Whatzit

Bizarre* ;)

[Angelo-zi]

"Are you repeting everything i say?"
"Everything you say?"

[dag]

imagine someone doing parroting with you for hours :D

[knicks]

This was one of the first books I read when I started reading back in 2009. She has a book on relationships and falling in love too. I really enjoyed this refresher video. Great content as always!

[creatorwatcher]

I always use no. 4 parroting!
GF: Talk to me! Say something!
Me: Something?

[nicholasharper]

Excellent video.

"Whatzit" seems like a great conversation starter. Thanks so much for sharing that particular tip!

[GeekyMino]

Nice one. I'll try the delayed smile and wearing something unusual. The rest techniques I already use and they help a lot. I've read a quote that your power lies in the people we interact with so we must maximize our communication skills. BTW I really love your intro. It looks amazing!

[jackscottlukas]

Haha, thanks for the help. I'm really gonna use some of your tips. My favorite where the one that "if you have trouble looking someone in their eyes, look at their eyebrowns

[valeries.johnsonbutler]

Great video. Love the flooding smile technique, didn't care too much for the sticky eyes technique. Reminds me of someone who stares and it makes me very uncomfortable. Overall, great video

[gent]

Love your videos- thanks for all of the great content !

[versansation]

Love this book! Thanks for sharing some great tips.

[vaisakhvm]

Thanks for the nice video❤... Eye contact, that's what I feel is the best one 👀😄

[marshwetland]

That was a great book - I don't remember these five tips from it, though. Think I read it about 15 years ago.

[dataninjanl]

The Whatzit is my favourite! Going to think about what mine will be 😁

[trivikramaraochikkala]

Worth watching video. Each technique is greater than other greatest technique. no one is less.

[cherylchewilliams]

I liked wearing something others want to ask about, & when you lose your track of thought asking someone about what they started to talk about but also looking at peoples eyebrows if you can't look at their eyes.

[adnanalam]

I used to wear a t-shirt which said "I cannot wait to be eighteen" in my primary school. Literally everyone used to ask, start conversation, laugh with me and sometimes also at me too. But it was a great experience to have that gathering.

[dhineshkumar]

Parroting helps us in some moment, good idea

[anthonysteven]

Number 5 is the cream of the cream! like it a lot...

[juliem]

Wear something unusual and memorable like some necklace to job interviews.

[rachelm]

Err, yes, they ARE smarter than me! And more educated, etc.! That's why I'm always intimidated. In social settings I've learned to keep my head down and serve the coffee! 🙂