How To Be Social: Improve Your Social Skills to be Outgoing & Able to Walk Into Any Room, Work it like a Pro
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How to Improve your Social Skills and Become your Most Outgoing Social-Self?
Have you ever walked into a room and see everyone is having a great time, and suddenly you feel like everyone is looking at you thinking, “Who is this socially awkward loser?”
Or after a long day and everyone is excited to go out, there you are...alone at home...flipping through channels wishing you can be out also having a good night, meeting friends, flirting, and being just plain awesome.
No matter how hard you convince yourself that you have friends, deep down you know you don’t have a social life and worst, you don’t have a clue how to be social.
You know you deserve better and can be a more social than you are now...
* What if you could have people begging to be your friend and inviting you to hang with them?
* What if you could walk into a room, with no social anxiety, seamlessly striking conversations with folks and establish new contacts?
* What if you could have the right things to say to get people to think you are the most interesting person they've met?
* What if you could attract the person you have been eyeing across the room to get them to like you back?
* What if you could improve your social skills to be your most outgoing social-self you always wanted to be and never feel lonely again?
Look no further! "How To Be Social" will solve that one nagging problem that you have had for so long...
“How can I be more social and get more friends and attract other people?”
You will never be a loner anymore nor will you be “Oh the stranger from somewhere I can’t remember."
Gain friends, get people liking you! Have a social life, and be the life of the party!
Discover "How To Be Social" Now!
Gabriel Angelo
As founder of SN & NS Publications, the publisher of multiple works within the realm social dynamics, dating advice, and personal relationships, Gabriel is an author, social scientist coach and expert focusing breaking down the intricacies of interpersonal interactions and human behaviors with others.
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How To Be Social - Gabriel Angelo
HOW TO BE SOCIAL
Improve Your Social Skills to be Outgoing
&
Able to Walk Into Any Room, Work it like a Pro
Gabriel Angelo
Copyright 2014 SN & NS Publications
Smashwords Edition
It is impermissible to reproduce any part of this book without prior consent. All violations will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. While attempts have been made to verify the information contained within this publication, neither the author nor the publisher assumes any responsibility for errors, omissions, interpretation or usage of the subject matter herein. This publication contains the opinions and ideas of its author and is intended for informational purpose only. The author and publisher shall in no even held liable for any loss or other damages incurred from the usage of this publication.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 -Who is that GUY/GAL?
Chapter 2 - The Advantages and Benefits of Being Social
Chapter 3 - Your Social Awareness
Chapter 4 - Better Social Skills
Chapter 5 - Becoming More Social
Chapter 6 - Working the Room
Chapter 7 - Say Hello to the New Social-You
Chapter 1
Who is that GUY/GAL?
You have, undoubtedly at one point in your life, met someone at a party or perhaps some other social gathering who is able to command the attention of everyone in the room – even members of the opposite sex – with confidence and ease.
Have you ever asked yourself how does this person do it?
It’s easy to envy the popularity and social appeal of others. It’s harder to understand how they might have gotten it.
As children, everyone starts off in a similar fashion. Most kids are nervous on the first day of kindergarten or preschool, not knowing what to expect or whom they will meet. They wonder if the other kids will be nice to them or if they will be made fun of. They wonder if anyone will want to sit next to them in class or if they will be asked to play handball with the others.
As people grow older and develop their distinctive personalities, certain traits become apparent. Some people are naturally outgoing and gregarious, while others need to be coaxed into participating in any sort of social interaction. Those who fall into the latter category aren't at a disadvantage.
People grow into their personalities at different paces and different stages of life. During younger years, you may feel self-conscious about something about yourself. Maybe it was a limp in your right leg as a result of a bicycle accident as a child. As you grow older, you will realize that these are the things that define you, that contribute to your individuality.
Don’t let the teasing, bullying, or bad experiences from your childhood days affect your adult life. Turn it into a shared cause that you champion. Imagine spearheading a non-profit organization dedicated to educating kids about the negativity associated with bullying. The benefit here is two-fold – you’ll give back to your community while expanding your social network to include others who have had a similar childhood experience.
But maybe you feel crippled by something more than a physical abnormality; you don’t feel like you fit in with others.
What you need is social savviness – a learned trait that is perfected through socialization with others. Being socially savvy means different things to different people. Some individuals may exhibit such appeal through their humor, while others may fare better by