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10 Steps to Making Real Friends: A comprehensive guides on how to attract, make friends, be confidence and have influence on people

10 Steps to Making Real Friends: A comprehensive guides on how to attract, make friends, be confidence and have influence on people

Paperback

General Psychology

ISBN13: 9798884224421
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Mar 8 2024
Pages: 66
Weight: 0.26
Height: 0.17 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Do you find it challenging to make a real friend and also be a friend another person is seeking to have?
Having friends is not just a good thing but is important. Apart from your family members, there should be that one person or a group of people you disconnect to connect with that makes you come out of your shell of difficult moments and brighten your life.

You can't go wrong with having genuine friends worthy of trust and reliance.

To have a real friend or friends you must first show yourself a true friend to someone else. After all, the other person also wants a real friend. When you are a real potential friend to another person it becomes very easier for others to be drawn to you without having to stress for it. I remember when Athena my daughter came home complaining that she found it very challenging to make a friend at school. I didn't need to give her so many rules, I simply told her to be a potential friend and treat others how she would like her true friend to treat her, I gave her some of the roadmap that I have in this book and sooner enough I came back to meet her having friends get-together party at home. Fortunate her, she told her father (smiles)

How can you achieve this? Here is what this book has in store for you.

  • You will get to know how to treat a buddy
  • You will learn empathy, listening skills, and other skills that true friendship should have.
  • You will learn self-reflection and how you can better accommodate others and respect their boundaries
  • You will learn how to keep a lasting friendship and also how to treat others when they are in difficult times
  • You will learn how to be mild, kind, caring, and loyal to others.
  • Finally, you will learn how to apply these skills to attract a real friend and keep them

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