First published 1983
Barbara Walters opens her communication playbook to readers seeking better conversations. The legendary interviewer breaks down her methods for engaging with people from all walks of life. Walters explains how to ask the right questions, listen effectively, and navigate difficult topics with grace. She draws from decades of interviews with world leaders, celebrities, and ordinary people to illustrate her techniques. The book covers everything from small talk at parties to serious discussions about sensitive subjects. Walters shows readers how to make others feel comfortable while gathering the information they want. Her approach emphasizes preparation, genuine curiosity, and reading nonverbal cues. The book promises to transform how readers connect with colleagues, friends, family members, and strangers alike.
Genres: self-help, non-fiction, social, communication
Vibes: instructive, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: advice, self-improvement
191 pages · Paperback · Doubleday