What is Awkward about?
This engaging exploration delves into the neuroscience behind social awkwardness, revealing its roots and discussing how it can be an asset. It highlights the unique strengths of those who often feel out of place, showcasing real-life examples and scientific research. With humor and insight, the book encourages readers to embrace their quirks and understand the social dynamics that shape human interaction, ultimately presenting awkwardness as a valuable trait.
Who should read Awkward
- Introverts looking for social insights
- Psychology enthusiasts exploring human behavior
- Anyone feeling socially out of place
What is Captivate about?
This book explores the art and science of human interaction, offering actionable techniques to improve social skills and build meaningful connections. Through research-backed insights and engaging anecdotes, readers learn how to enhance their charisma, read body language, and engage others effectively. It presents practical strategies for mastering social dynamics, making it an essential guide for anyone looking to thrive in both personal and professional relationships.
Who should read Captivate
- Professionals seeking to enhance their interpersonal skills.
- Students looking to improve social interactions and networking.
- Entrepreneurs wanting to build better customer relationships.
What is How to Make People Like You in 90 Seconds about?
This book offers practical techniques for building instant rapport and connection with others. By focusing on body language, effective communication, and empathetic listening, it guides readers on how to create a likable persona quickly. With actionable tips and real-life examples, it empowers individuals to enhance their social skills, engage more meaningfully in conversations, and leave a positive impression, all within a brief encounter.
Who should read How to Make People Like You in 90 Seconds
- Networking professionals seeking effective relationship-building techniques.
- Individuals looking to improve their social skills quickly.
- Salespeople aiming to connect with clients instantly.
What is You Are Not So Smart about?
This intriguing exploration of cognitive biases and misperceptions reveals how our minds distort reality. Through witty anecdotes and scientific research, the author highlights common fallacies that lead us to believe in our own misconceptions, from social media behaviors to memory reliability. Readers will gain insight into their own thought processes, encouraging critical thinking and self-reflection in a world filled with misinformation and psychological traps.
Who should read You Are Not So Smart
- Psychology enthusiasts seeking to understand cognitive biases.
- Social media users curious about digital illusions.
- Readers interested in self-awareness and critical thinking.



