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Golden Rule Of Schmoozing

Name: Golden Rule Of Schmoozing
Author: Aye Jaye
ISBN: 9781570711299

by Aye Jaye, Penn & Teller

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Overview

Schmoozing is all about the authentic practice of treating others well. Author, public speaker, stand-up comedian and professional clown Aye Jaye reveals the secrets to uncovering your own magnetism and charm and how to use The Golden Rule of Schmoozing in your daily life.

This book will show you how to:
--Schmooze your boss, coworkers and customers
--Endear yourself using "chatch" and "schmick"
--Schmooze for love
--Make your first impression a positive, lasting one
--Schmooze friends, neighbors, kids and teens

Best of all, you'll discover the tools to developing happier, healthier relationships with your family, friends, coworkers, customers and even people you just met!

Synopsis

Do one better than the golden rule

Quill & Quire

"After three hours of Jillette's gregarious salt of the earth narration listeners will come away believing that schmoozing is more natural and attainable than most of us ever imagined, or wanted, it to be."

About the Author, Aye Jaye

Aye Jaye is a performer, stand-up comedian and member of the Clown Hall of Fame. As a performer for an international kids entertainment and advertising corporation, he has entertained millions at Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, the Rose Bowl, Radio City Music Hall, hundreds of charitable telethons and has played the White House seven times. He lives with his family near Kansas City, MO.

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Editorials

Quill & Quire

Library Journal

This self-help audio is read with considerable humor and feeling by Penn Jillette of Penn and Teller fame. Schmoozing, as we generally understand itas cocktail party banter, working a room, or using flattery to gain some personal advantagehas gained a reputation it generally doesn't deserve, according to author Jaye. In contrast, Jaye's view of schmoozing can be summed up as "the authentic practice of treating others well," a phrase that doubles as a subtitle. And, yes, listeners will learn a lot about themselves and how they should be treating folks as they listen to his advice. Who doesn't want to be liked (or loved) better? Follow along and put to use some of Jaye's practical suggestions. In case additional inspiration is wanted, a large number of resources, ranging from books to magic tricks, are mentioned or described in detail. Probably the only book on schmoozing, this is highly recommended.Cliff Glaviano, Bowling Green State Univ. Libs., OH