Book review of “How
to Make People like You in 90 Seconds or Less” for Entrepreneurs'
Connection
Book cover for How to make people like you in 90 seconds or less |
Making people like you in ninety seconds is no big
deal if you know how to do it. As a matter of fact, if people don't like you in
those first few seconds, it's going to be difficult (Not impossible though,
mind you) to make them like you later anyway. So the first few seconds are
critical.
How do you
use those first few seconds? Is that really possible? Author Nicholas Boothman,
a lecturer and licensed master practitioner of neuro-linguistic programming,
believes yes! In How to Make People like You in 90 Seconds or Less he
introduces a revolutionary approach to face-to-face communication that will
help anyone succeed at making meaningful, and immediate, connections.
Boothman breaks down the process of connecting with
people into discrete steps--meeting, establishing rapport and opening up
communication--and provides simple examples, self-assessments, exercises and
sample dialogue. He contends that a key to establishing rapport lies in
synchronizing behavior or mimicking the other person's pose, facial expression,
gestures, body language and tone of voice. According to the principles of
neuro-linguistic programming, Nicholas Boothman recommends categorizing people
according to how they take in information (e.g., visually, aurally or by feel)
and responding in kind.
Can the book how
to Make People like You in 90 Seconds or Less really teach you to form a
favorable impression in such a small amount of time? I would say it’s definitely helped me. Just knowing
and practicing some of the steps has increased my ability to get more
appointments and sit downs in both my personal and business circles. Understanding the framework and process alone
will give you a better understanding on how or why someone connects with you.
This book is a great read and Boothman’s writing
style is very easy to get through. I don't think all of the ideas Boothman
suggests could be fully utilized in 90 seconds, but it was still an interesting
read. Good tips that I look forward to trying out!
If you would like to read this book then click
here and pick up a copy.
Robert Biro
513-238-0744
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