THREE BOOKS IN ONE
Make a Great First Impression at Almost Any Occasion
The Basic Guide to Wowing Complete Strangers–Book 1
How do you make a good first impression? Whether it is to impress that guy or girl you’ve had a crush on or to nail that interview with that company you what to work for. How you dress, walk and carry yourself will can speak volumes be for you even verbalize your first words. In social setting being too much of something can be just as bad as being too little. For example, it’s good to be confident but you must balance out confidence with humility or you will come off as cocky or arrogant. Every situation leading up to how you meet someone may be different but regardless the first impression leave on someone is often the most important. A good first impression can be the difference in a second date, or a call back or even a promotion.
Learn to Face Your Anxiety
Whether you are a social-butterfly or are generally an introvert the initial encounter with another person is the most frightening but also the most important. How you interact will determine how that individual will envision you. When you find your center you will be at ease in your own skin. You will be able to avoid common misunderstandings and mistakes.
Make a Great First Impression at Almost Any Occasion
The Art of a Good Interview–Book 2
So, the time has finally come and you got the interview that job you were hoping to get. The only thing is you are worried about what to do next. The interview date is set and you’re worried about what to say and how to dress. You are worried about the questions they will ask. Perhaps you don’t think you meet all of the qualifications and they will sniff you out. Just take a breath and chill out for a second. They saw your resume and where impressed enough to meet with you so you already have your foot in the door. The only thing left for you to do is step through with your game face on.
Get Over Your Anxiety
Anxiety can be a crippling especially it comes your interview performance. When your nerves get the best of you they can cause you to blank, blurt out, sweat, and all sorts of nervous and disruptive habits. Overcoming your anxiety is key to mastering your interviewing prowess. There are simple methods you can start today to settle your nerves and set the stage for a memorable first impression.
Be the Best Version of You
You can go into an interview thinking you can “just be yourself” and they will just hand you the position. You want to set the stage so that you can be the best version of you. Learn how the steps necessary to put your best foot forward and see heads turn.
Be in Control
Although you cannot take control of the interview. You want to be in control of yourself and your nervous ticks. The art a good interview is dependent on your ability to keep a cool head. Take a breath and take a second to center yourself.
Make a Great First Impression at Almost Any Occasion–Book 3
Start A New Job With Confidence Wow Your Employer
Your first few days will be a crucial step to build your reputation down the line. How you handle yourself can and will make a big difference as to how people will receive you. Let’s face it everyone will always come to some conclusion when meeting someone new for the first time. How you look, dress, carry yourself and look at others will affect how people view you even before you speak a word. These assumption of who you are happen within a few seconds of meeting you and can greatly influence your relationship with the people around you. The most pressing part of this is that it happens regardless of if you speak or not as body language speaks volumes on its own.
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