With your improved abilities, "you'll not only crack the ice, you'll melt it away." This is a quote by Larry King.

Leil Lowndes "may be the person to bring back the dying art of conversation." How to Swim with Sharks (And Not Get Eaten) author, Harvey McKay

What is it about certain people that makes them so much liked and respected by others? They have a huge fan base full of people desperate to hang out with them (or, if single, their lover). They quickly climb the ranks of the business world to become the most powerful figures in the industry. To what do you attribute their alleged "Midas touch?"

The key is developing greater interpersonal competence.

The writer has made a living out of mentoring others in the art of effective communication. In her book, How to Talk to Anyone, author L. C. Lowndes provides readers with 92 foolproof methods for making a positive impression on anyone, from a first meeting all the way up to the sophisticated methods employed by the world's most successful people.

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