How To Get On With Anyone by Catherine Stothart

Thank you @CatherineStoth1 and @literallypr for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. How to get on with anyone is a self-help book. This is a book that you can delve in and out of. This is about a practical guide to the knowledge and principles of skills you may need to help you interact and build confidence with people. I found this to be a fascinating and intriguing read. I liked how there are exercises you can do through the book. The book is written very elegantly and I feel numerous people will like this book and will get something from reading this that they can use in their life’s . 4 stars. Author bio You can discover how to build positive relationships with others, whatever their personality type and communication style, from Catherine's first book, How to Get On with Anyone. It has sold over 12,000 copies in the UK and is translated into Chinese, Arabic, Spanish, Ukrainian and Russian. It's now available in a second edition with new chapters on leading others and how to communicate inclusively, plus sections on virtual communication. Her second book, Motivation: The Ultimate Guide to Leading Your Team, describes how to lead others to fulfil their purpose and potential and is ideal for anyone who wants to know how to motivate their teams, improve their wellbeing, and feel motivated themselves. As a leader, understanding your own motivation is as important as knowing how to motivate others. Catherine's books are based on her 30 years’ experience with top multinational companies – currently Airbus and Google, and previously including Audi, Astra Zeneca, Ford Motor Company and Fujitsu. She has coached and trained hundreds of leaders to engage and motivate their teams and to develop themselves. She wrote her books to bring the best thinking about communication and motivation to a wider audience, to anyone who wants to improve their relationships and live happier lives. Catherine has lived in Egypt and Brazil and now lives in Chester, UK. In her spare time she plays tennis, golf, cycles, and enjoys attending live sport, music and theatre. Blurb A practical guide to the knowledge, principles and skills you need to improve your personal and professional interactions, build your confidence and change your life. Learn how to flex your style of interaction to get on better with other people – how to build rapport, reduce conflict, and develop collaborative relationships with positive outcomes for everyone. Relate more successfully to other people, both at work and at home Flex your style of interacting with others to suit the individual Increase your confidence as a communicator Develop your skills as a leader Get more out of virtual communication This book will help anyone to be more confident in their relationships with people, both at work and outside work.

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  1. Thank you for taking the time to read and review my book. I especially liked that you found it "fascinating and intriguing" and that you liked the exercises in the book.

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