Book One

What Do I Talk About? – A Guide To Topics In A Conversation  

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Don’t know what to say in a conversation? Afraid of running out of topics to talk about?
This book will help you.

In this book you will learn:
-The Ten Types Of Conversation that occur every day.
-Eight Categories Of Topics (including a list of 200 topics divided across these Eight Categories).
-The 21 Most Common Topics in Conversations (including a total of just over 200 talking points for these 21 Topics).
-3 Most Common Mistakes people make in conversations and how to fix them.
-An explanation of The Popularity Contradiction. Why the harder you try to be popular, the less popular you will be.

If you consistently apply and practice what you read in this book, your communication skills will improve, and you will have fewer moments where you are stuck wondering what to say in a conversation with someone.

Book Two

How To Talk More – Keep Speaking About A Topic

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If you are struggling with how to speak longer about a topic, whether it is in conversation with others, public speaking, or even some speaking tests where you have to speak longer on a certain topic, this book has some idea that can help you.

What you will learn in this book:
– The 5 Sources Of Information To Use To Speak Longer About A Topic
– 4 Ways To Respond To What The Other Person Says
– 2 Ways To Talk About A Topic
– How To Talk About Your Day
– The Truth That You Cannot Make Everyone Like You
– The Importance Of Saying ‘No’ To Others
– A concept I call ‘Ego-Glorification’, which when you understand it will make a lot of things in life easier.

This book has a total of 34,000 words and took me years to have the experiences that gave me the knowledge and lessons which I write about. I hope to save others from having to waste all the time it took me to learn it.