Attracting Terrific People: How To Find And Keep The People Who Bring Your Life Joy
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Publisher Description
In her best selling book, Toxic People, internationally acclaimed behavior analyst, communication and body language expert Dr. Lillian Glass showed millions of readers how to heal and deal from those who made their lives miserable- those who seek to injure their self confidence and well being.
Now she takes you from toxic to terrific so that you can surround yourself with those who add joy and benefit to your life. You will learn the secrets fo terrific people from how to best communicate with others, Other topics include: overcoming shyness and insecurity and developing self confidence, eliminating loneliness and boredom, feeling comfortable taking risks with people identifying and being on the lookout for the 20 types of terrific people who can add to your life, and how to be a terrific person to those around you. You will learn how to attract the Anti- Narcissists, Generous Givers, Non Judgers, Cheerleaders, Loyalists Good Mouthers, and Win-Winners to name a few.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
The author of Toxic People: 10 Ways of Dealing with People Who Make Your Life Miserable now turns her attention to the other side of the coin: establishing and maintaining relationships with those who enhance, rather than diminish, others' lives. Beginning with the assertion that "Choosing terrific people is the only choice which can bring about total life fulfillment," Glass leads readers through exercises for overcoming the common obstacles of shyness, fear and low self-worth, and teaches the secrets of making a great first impression, engaging others in conversation and presenting oneself in the best possible ways. A long list of the characteristics of "terrific people" is followed by 20 basic positive types, including "The Generous Givers," "The Nonjudgers" and "The Win-Winners." The way to attract terrific people, she contends, is to be one, and the key to maintaining these life-enhancing relationships is "reciprocity," enhancing others' lives by helping them to succeed and introducing them to other "terrific people." Reiterating her advice to "unplug" toxic people, Glass's cheerful voice is tempered with a no-nonsense tone, inspiring readers to take responsibility for involving themselves in a big, happy network of friends and associates who are on their side.
