Meet Greet and Prosper 2024 Edition: Social and Professional Development

Post-pandemic, how awkward or anxious do you feel when walking into a room of strangers at social or professional settings? It’s now extremely common everywhere. This audiobook will help you with so many practical tips & techniques.

What mistakes do you unwittingly make when meeting and greeting new people? Includes: How to walk into any room with confidence. Tips to remember people's names. How to be memorable for the right reasons.

Scarlett (22), London. “I loved it. As someone who truly loves people, and has spent a lot of time trying to understand how people work in social settings to make them feel as comfortable as possible and build strong connections, I resonated with everything that was spoken about. My job is centred around this as a talent manager, I found it so useful to listen to someone so experienced effortlessly teach your ideas in such a practical way. I can only speak for my generation, but I think social skills are hugely lost, and I think your audiobook makes being genuine, but intentional within social settings, feel so much more simple and achievable. It feels totally relevant in every way. I work in a more casual, less corporate environment but I found all your examples about etiquette so interesting. I haven’t heard anyone speak about these things before. Again, I think this is very lost within my generation.

I come from a very white middle-class area, and since moving away have become so interested in understanding other cultures on a deeper level. I simply wasn’t exposed to different ethnicities, religions etc. until I began working. I love how you touched on things that may could offend different kinds of people, because you would just never know unless you knew.

I think the audiobook is so valuable! I’m sure you have been told this a million times but the way you read / speak is so easy to listen to, which is always a plus.”

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