This is a 2 Books in 1 Combo. You will get the first book-Assertiveness: How to be Assertive, Stop Being a Pushover, Gain Respect and Stand Up For Yourself, With Effective & Assertive Communication Skills and the second book-How to Be More Outgoing & Social: Improve Your People Skills & Have More Confidence
Here are a few things from the book: How to Assert Yourself
An assertive person listens to the needs of others to work a balance between respecting those needs and standing up for one s own needs. The ability to listen, whether you are the boss, employee, coworker or just a customer, allows you to look beyond your own needs. And when you are ready to stand up for your needs, this is where effective communication-the ability to say what you need or want without raising your voice, being angry or getting into conflict with those around you, comes into the picture.
Here are Some Things You Will Learn From This Book:
- What Defines an Assertive Person?
- What Skills You Need to be Assertive
- Tips to Start Being Assertive Quickly
- Using Effective Communication
- How to Stand Up For Yourself
- How to Be Assertive Without Being Rude
- How to Stop Being a Pushover
- How to Be Self-Confident
- How to Effectively Communicate Assertiveness
- How to Set Boundaries
- How to Be Assertive Starting Today!!
Here are a few things from the book: How to Be Outgoing With Effective Communication Skills
Improving your communication skills is one of the best steps you can take to help boost your self-confidence and all over happiness. If you are to some extent an introvert or shy, becoming more social may be the key to opening up and gaining more opportunities in your life. If you are one of those people who has difficulty effectively communicating with other people, find it hard to get your ideas across or you worry about what to say, this book is for you.
How can you become more outgoing? Here are some tips to start with:
- Appear Confident
- Self-awareness and Observation of Those Around You
- Set Realistic Expectations
- Avoid Negativity
- Acknowledge That Socializing is a Skill