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How to Talk to Anyone, Anytime, Anywhere

by Larry King

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ISBN0517884534

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How to Talk to Anyone, Anytime, Anywhere

by Larry King

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A practical guide to conversation by Larry King that offers tips and anecdotes for handling a wide range of social and professional scenarios. The book draws on King's decades of experience as a broadcast interviewer to teach readers how to communicate with greater confidence and ease.

How to Talk to Anyone, Anytime, Anywhere is a guide to conversation written by Larry King. According to the publisher, it offers dozens of tips for improving the art of conversation across both social and professional settings. The book is framed around practical communication skills rather than a single narrative or argument, and it is presented as drawing on the author's experience as a broadcast interviewer.

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A practical guide to conversation by Larry King that offers tips and anecdotes for handling a wide range of social and professional scenarios. The book draws on King's decades of experience as a broadcast interviewer to teach readers how to communicate with greater confidence and ease.
Who is it for?
General readers seeking to improve their everyday conversational confidence, as well as professionals preparing for job interviews, employee interviews, or media appearances such as radio and television.
What are the main themes?
Practical communication skills, handling particular social and professional occasions, conversational technique, and confidence in self-presentation. The book uses examples from well-known figures to illustrate what makes someone a good or poor conversationalist.
Who wrote it?
Larry King, an internationally known broadcast interviewer and talk show host recognized for his expertise in conversation.
What format or source is it?
A non-fiction advice book organized around tips, techniques, and illustrative anecdotes rather than a single narrative or argument.
What's this book about?

What's this book about?

A how-to guide covering conversation skills across both social and professional contexts. It addresses specific situations like breaking the ice with strangers, navigating conversations at weddings and funerals, interviewing and being interviewed, and handling media appearances, as well as general conversational technique and recovery from verbal mistakes.

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