How to Talk to the People you Love Paperback – 28 August 2010
Don Gabor . Jaico Publishing House . English
How to Talk to the People You Love is based on the premise that many men and women have difficulty expressing themselves to people they already know well. Intimate conversations allow people to express their feelings and opinions honestly. By offering advice on combining coolness with compassion, logic with understanding, affection with discipline and trust with candor, Don Gabor shows us how to converse assertively and openly with common sense, insight and love. Practical advice for intimate conversations with friends, lovers, spouses, parents and kids is offered for topics such as, building better friendships, turning a friend into a lover, patching up a lovers' quarrel, discovering your child's hidden feelings, improving your family's conversation network. In addition to numerous examples, the book features Conversation Clinics at the end of each chapter to tackle special situations. How to Talk to the People You Love can help you reach new, more profound levels of intimacy on a daily basis.
Categories: Action & Adventure
About the Author
Don Gabor is the son of a holocaust survivor, but he didn’t uncover his mother’s family secret until 1997 during a trip to Austria. That’s when he was inspired to write his first solo novel, Vienna on Fire: A WWII Story of Survival. Don is also the author of How to Start a Conversation and Make Friends, plus other books and audio programs on communication skills. Since 1981, he has been published by Simon and Schuster, Crown/Random House, McGraw-Hill Education, and others. His titles have also been translated into fifteen languages and have sold twenty-nine foreign rights. Don Gabor's books have been featured in dozens of traditional and social media publications including 60 Minutes: A Few Minutes with Andy Rooney, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and others. The New Yorker called Don a gifted conversationalist. Don has presented workshops to corporations, associations, small businesses, and colleges. Don was also a member of the National Speakers Association (NSA) for twenty years and was the 2010-2011 president of the NSA NYC chapter. An avid history buff, urban gardener, and guitarist, he lives in Brooklyn, New York, with his wife, Eileen, and their cat, Ruby.
