Kerrie Phipps

DO Talk To Strangers Kerrie Phipps

In our busy world of social media, three second grabs and speed networking, we are losing the ability to relate and connect to our fellow human beings. Kerrie Phipps solves that problem by helping us to talk to strangers
Connecting with others is an essential ingredient for success in life and business. Everything from connecting with a stranger on a plane, train or automobile can change the course of your life - and business.
You'll Discover How To
* Talk to strangers easily and naturally
* Use the simple ASKING model to connect with anyone, anywhere
* Connect with famous and influential people
Plus
* 5 Steps to Stunning Customer Service
* Keys to authentic, confident networking
* Wisdom for safe and insightful conversations
* Transform boring activities into everyday adventures.
* Connect with people who might impact profoundly on your life.

Glenn Capelli, author of Thinking Caps says "Do Talk to Strangers is a joy to read and a valuable resource"

"Kerrie's message and methodology is outstanding and she communicates it in an authentic and real way. This book will challenge your psychology and disrupt your thinking. It is one of the best books written for customer service and sales teams." - Sam Cawthorn, Author, Bounce Forward

"Like many people, I often complain about being time poor! I often rush about from here to there with my eyes cast downwards, glued to my smart phone. I'm so glad however to have taken the time to read this wonderful book. Like the author, the book is inspirational, honest and filled with beautiful stories and insight. Do Talk To Strangers reminds us of what is most important in this world - each other. It encourages us to open our hearts, minds & lives to the value that connections and sharing with others brings. The generosity, kindness and understanding that Kerrie's messages promote makes this book a must read for each and everyone of us that hope for a more tolerant, peaceful world. I for one will now start casting my eyes upwards and will make the time to talk to strangers!" RABIA SIDDIQUE, Retired British Army Officer, Humanitarian, Speaker and Author of Equal Justice