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How to Talk to Anyone

Leil Lowndes

Unlock the secrets to successful communication and build lasting relationships with "How to Talk to Anyone." This book reveals 92 simple and effective tricks used by big winners in life, helping you master the art of conversation, make a lasting impression, and achieve your goals. From body language to verbal cues, discover how to connect with anyone and leave them wanting more.

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The Bipolar Disorder Survival Guide

David J. Miklowitz

A comprehensive guide for individuals and families navigating bipolar disorder. This book provides essential information on diagnosis, treatment, self-management techniques, and strategies for coping in family and work settings. Empower yourself with the knowledge and tools needed to achieve mood stability and lead a fulfilling life.

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NeuroTribes

Steve Silberman

A sweeping and penetrating history of autism, presented with a rare sympathy and sensitivity. It explores the remarkable shifting of attitudes toward autism and Asperger’s over the past few decades, and how the concept of neurodiversity is changing our understanding of the human brain.

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Human Hacking

Christopher Hadnagy

Discover the secrets to hacking humans and learn how to win friends, influence people, and leave them feeling better for having met you. This book reveals advanced psychological principles and techniques to improve your communication skills, build rapport, and achieve your goals in both personal and professional life.

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Ask a Queer Chick

Kathleen Schmidt

A witty and insightful guide to navigating the complexities of queer life, offering advice on everything from coming out to dating, sex, and relationships. Written by the author of the popular advice column 'Ask A Queer Chick', this book provides a roadmap for self-discovery, confidence, and building a fulfilling queer identity.

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Everybody Lies

Seth Stephens-Davidowitz

A groundbreaking exploration of the power of internet search data to reveal hidden truths about ourselves and society. From uncovering racism to understanding human sexuality, this book demonstrates how Big Data can revolutionize our understanding of the human psyche and challenge conventional wisdom.

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Jerks at Work

Tessa West

A guide to identifying and dealing with difficult and toxic coworkers. It provides research-based strategies for handling various types of 'jerks' in the workplace, helping readers to protect their emotional well-being and regain peace of mind.

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Just Listen

Mark Goulston

Discover the secrets to effective communication and persuasion with Mark Goulston's 'Just Listen.' Learn how to break down barriers, connect with people on a deeper level, and achieve buy-in in any situation, from business negotiations to personal relationships. Unlock the art and science of reaching anyone, even when they seem unreachable.

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