Table of Contents

Chapter 1: How to be In the Right Place at the Right Time, All the Time.

1. Seven Ways to Enter Someone’s Zone of Awareness
2. Four Ways to Spend Your Time in the Right Place More Often
3. How to be in the Right Place at the Right Time Online
4. How to Meet Celebrities and Make High Value People Accessible

Chapter 2: How to Start and Hold a Conversation With Anyone

5. Five Ways to Crush Your Nerves When Meeting New People
6. How to Introduce Yourself and Make Small Talk Like a Master Conversationalist
7. Seven Tips to Help You Become a Great Small Talker
8. How to Hold a Conversation on any Subject
9. Four Vocabulary Changes that will Improve Your Conversations Immediately
10. Five Ways to Engage With Celebrities and People of High Social Status

Chapter 3: How to Stand Out From the Crowd

11. How to Appear More Confident, Intelligent, and Interesting Without Opening Your Mouth
12. The Five Elements of Confident Body Language
13. How To Create A Great First Impression With Anyone
14. Don’t Let Your Confidence Go to Waste
15. How to Improve Your Appearance

Chapter 4: How to be Liked by Everyone You Meet

16. Five Habits That Will Make You More Likeable
17. How to Come Across as Having a Lot in Common With People You Meet
18. How to Become a Better Listener
19. How to Have a Better Conversation by Moving the Lamp Between You

Chapter 5: How to Meet People Who Improve Your Life

20. Five Characteristics of Great Friendships
21. How to Build Long Term Friends Instead of Short Term Acquaintances
22. Why You Need to Speak to as Many People as Possible
23. How to Develop Social Proof
24. The Eight Different Types of Friendship
25. Why You Need to Meet More Positive People and Fewer Negative People
26. How to Get Your Friends to Create More Positive Connections For You

Chapter 6: How to be Memorable to Everyone You Meet

26. Why do we remember some people but not others?
27. Seven Ways to Fascinate Everyone You Meet
28. How to Build Rapport
29. Can Training Your Brain’s Memory Help You to Maintain More Relationships?
30. The Importance of Following Up with People

Chapter 7: Putting Get Noticed Into Action in Your Social Life

31. How to Measure and Improve Your Get Noticed Skills
32. How Having a Sense of Purpose Enhances Your Social Life
33. The Benefits of Introducing Your Friends to Each Other

Chapter 8: Putting Get Noticed Into Action in Your Career

34. How to Become a Great Leader
35. How to Make Organisations Notice You
36. How to Make Your Whole Industry Notice You
37. How to Get Promoted

Chapter 9: Building Courage And Confidence

38. Seven Steps Towards Building Greater Confidence
39. You Secret Weapon – Action

Conclusion: Moving Forward – The Journey From Here

Our Thoughts on the Book

What Others Thought of the Book

“You can think of Get Noticed as a How to Win Friends and Influence People for the digital age. If you’re the kind of person who feels like people who get noticed have some kind of special luck or innate talent, I’d encourage you to read this book.
- Ethan Waldman, Clouch Coach

“Get Noticed should be required reading for anyone seeking a job, wanting to advance within a company, or looking to build his or her company’s brand or personal network.”
- Sarah Rigos, Entrepreneur

“Get Noticed is well worth a look if you want to stand out from the crowd and grow your network.”
- Mike Essex, author of Free Stuff Everyday

“This book is a must read for anyone looking to improve their social and communication skills.”
- Debra Fine, author of The Fine Art of Small Talk

“This book can really create a rock solid foundation for your personal brand.”
- Mattias Gronborg, social media expert

“Get Noticed shows us how to raise ourselves above mediocrity, increasing the probability of our success in many ways.”
- Marianna Csoti, author of How to Be a People Person

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