Review: Break Out Of Your Shell
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 8, 2013
Some people are blessed with the gift of gab, but I am not one of them. I enjoy social situations, but can seem to get myself to talk freely in the way most people can. Adam Anderson was able to understand this social issue that afflict so many and write a helpful book for people like me to use to conquer social ineptitude.This guide is concise and helps readers to look at their emotions and behavior to find out the reasons behind their inability to make small conversation with new people. He goes on to offer actionable steps that can help you overcome your social handicap and learn to fight the anxiety that keeps you from making new friends, or even love connections.Other titles I have read give you a lot of tips on getting the conversation started, but end there. Adam goes on to give great advice on how to keep up your side of the conversation without becoming awkward. The best part about this title is the scenarios in the back of the book that allow you to practice the things you learn before putting them into action in public.If you are tired of sitting on the sidelines while everyone else is getting the most out of their social situations, this is a good book for you to read to improve your skills. Its not so long that you would get bored, and it isn’t so short that you wouldn’t get all the details. The book is written for easy readying and fast application, you’ll be glad you read it.