Trust code. The art of establishing useful ties with new people
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In large cities, we silently stand in lines to the cash desks in stores. We have no idea who our neighbors in the house we meet in elevators. We choose on the train a place where as few people are located nearby, we get into our smartphone and try not to notice each other. Meanwhile, the amount of anxiety is growing in the world and the overall level of happiness is catastrophically falling. But what if communication with strangers, which we often perceive as “obsessive white noise”, is thereby going to a new level of satisfaction of life that we are looking for and cannot find?
A warm, witty, deep and fascinating book from the journalist Esquire, in which personal stories are adjacent to scientific research. After reading it, the world for you will definitely become a safer and more friendly place. After all, trust is a key value to those who want to find the shortest way to success and happiness.
How to stop being afraid of strangers and learn how to maintain a conversation anywhere with any person?
Why are those people who are glad to communicate with any communication, always happier and more successful than those who are used to keeping in?
“This living scientific book proves that communication with "others" is not just the basis of civilization, but the most right path to the best of what life can offer.” - Ayayad Akhtar, laureate of the Pulitzer Prize, author of the book Elegy about the Motherland
“With the advent of the Internet in our lives, we began to forget that people on the other side of the screen also exist and deserve our attention. Although they, like users of social networks, can tell amazing stories - you just need to ask. Thanks to this book, you will understand a lot about yourself and other people, and most importantly, you will know the power of living communication. ” - this, book blogger (@Lowselfhome)
“The only genuine journey, the only source of youth is not a journey to new landscapes, but possessing different eyes, seeing the universe through the eyes of another person, hundreds of other people, the personality of hundreds of universes that each of them sees, which each of them is . - Marcel Proust
A warm, witty, deep and fascinating book from the journalist Esquire, in which personal stories are adjacent to scientific research. After reading it, the world for you will definitely become a safer and more friendly place. After all, trust is a key value to those who want to find the shortest way to success and happiness.
How to stop being afraid of strangers and learn how to maintain a conversation anywhere with any person?
Why are those people who are glad to communicate with any communication, always happier and more successful than those who are used to keeping in?
“This living scientific book proves that communication with "others" is not just the basis of civilization, but the most right path to the best of what life can offer.” - Ayayad Akhtar, laureate of the Pulitzer Prize, author of the book Elegy about the Motherland
“With the advent of the Internet in our lives, we began to forget that people on the other side of the screen also exist and deserve our attention. Although they, like users of social networks, can tell amazing stories - you just need to ask. Thanks to this book, you will understand a lot about yourself and other people, and most importantly, you will know the power of living communication. ” - this, book blogger (@Lowselfhome)
“The only genuine journey, the only source of youth is not a journey to new landscapes, but possessing different eyes, seeing the universe through the eyes of another person, hundreds of other people, the personality of hundreds of universes that each of them sees, which each of them is . - Marcel Proust
Author:
Author:Джо Киохейн
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Psychology
- Category:Reference books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-177869-9
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