Every party has a stand-out – a guy or gal who breezes into a room and instantly attracts everyone’s attention. It’s not always about looks or money, so what’s their secret? It’s all about flirting! A good flirt knows how to make anyone around them feel good, and that’s a very powerful skill. Luckily, it is a skill that can be learned. THE STREET GUIDE TO FLIRTING will show you how to:
-Discover your inner flirt
-Increase your self-confidence
-Take advantage of non-verbal communication
-Overcome your fear of rejection
And much more!
Whether you want to attract a life partner, improve business, or just have a little fun, this book is packed with useful tips, stories, practical exercises, and quizzes to help you transform into the most fabulous flirt you can be.
Insightful for those who don’t clue in This is an insightful read for those who want to learn how to flirt, how to charm people, and/or how to read people better. The book is a quick and enjoyable read. It goes into how to charm all different types of people and mentions the differences (visual, auditory, etc.) and how to recognize these and still charm them. It’s past 8th grade material and has some good examples on how to make good impressions on people just by simple little acts like asking questions rather than talking about yourself, or when making a point touch their elbow for a strong effect. So far I’ve put quite a few of the practical tips to use and have gotten excellent results. At first I thought flirting was kind of degrading as most girls tend to just act dumb and giddy, but this book talks about how flirting is just for fun, you can flirt with the same sex or opposite and it’s just about making the other person feel good about themselves. I recommend this for a fun read that can be insightful, even to a seasoned flirter.
Help for the socially challenged Great book. As basic as this should be, some of us just aren’t natural charmers. This is a easy, quick read book with great advise. It helped me not be so up-tight about flirting. I was raised so conservative that any kind of flirting always made me feel like a, well you know. But it just enforces that it IS okay, and all the positives of flirting. Good book.
Easy to understand and some really helpful exercises to give you more insight into what’s holding you back. I’ve passed it around to friends and they’ve all enjoyed reading it. Unlike a lot of these types of books the authors don’t seem to have their own ‘philosophy’ they are trying to get the reader to buy into. Good advice on how to get along with people and make yourself more popular at work and play.