This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.
The art and science of communication and influence is a dense forest and is difficult to master for most.
For the most part, that’s mainly because they follow the wrong advice or get distracted in the process and can’t stick to principles and strategies that are tested over time and by the biggest masters of recent centuries.
If you are here, reading this, this is exactly what i would like to share with you. Timeless principles and strategies with a modern spin, so you can put most of them in use and start practicing on real people as soon as this evening.
Here's what you're going to learn in this book
- You'll get real life charisma exercises at the end of each chapter you can start using today.
- You'll learn how to skyrocket your charisma within 5 minutes of starting this book.
- You'll learn how to negotiate with greater influence and be more persuasive.
- You'll learn how to create fun, interesting conversations and master your communication skills.
- You'll learn how to captivate and inspire the people around you.
Inside this book, i am going to teach you how to build charisma and confidence that will help you impact thousands, even millions of people.
As well as the strategies on how to dramatically improve your leadership, public speaking and get a few big steps closer to happiness and freedom in your everyday life.
Travis Hunter founder of the Hearts of Men
Foundation has captivated millions with best-sellers like
Married but Still Looking and Trouble Man.
A story of redemption and reconciliation, Something to Die For follows one upstanding man's personal journey to win back the hearts of the loved ones he scorned.
'[A] touching novel ...''Publishers Weekly
Songwriter, poet, and best-selling author Travis Hunter was named Author of the Year by readers of the Atlanta Daily World. In The Hearts of Men, a reformed player, a workaholic trying to overcome his past, and a faithful husband diagnosed with lung cancer all struggle to be the men they hope to be. But life and human frailty have a way of throwing stumbling blocks before the best of intentions.
Essence best-selling author Travis Hunter is acclaimed for enthralling novels like A One Woman Man. Raised by a bootlegger in a bad section of town, Karim Spencer becomes a successful businessman. His sister is a stripper with a gangsta-wannabe son, and his brother is serving a life sentence for a murder he didn't commit. But how can Karim help without jeopardizing his future or destroying his family? ". powerful . touching and awe-inspiring ."-Urban Reviews
An Essence best-selling author, Travis Hunter is acclaimed for the way he honestly confronts the issues facing African-American men. Jermaine Banks is a pot dealer in Philadelphia, father to a three-year-old boy, and committed partner to his pregnant girlfriend. As he approaches his 30th birthday and suffers the loss of a close friend to gang violence, he realizes it's time for some changes. Being a good father, and possibly husband, means finding a legitimate job and getting his family away from the ghetto. Can he stop being a trouble man?
Best-selling author Travis Hunter delivers another edgy, yet genuine story of family secrets and missteps. In this story of two brothers and their sister, the people they love aren't always who they appear to be. Beloved teacher and widower Dallas Dupree spends most of his time with his daughter Aja. But the new woman in Dallas' life is hiding a nasty secret that could cost him his career, reputation and family. His sister Carmen's new husband harbors destructive secrets of his own. Big brother Priest can help fix his siblings' problems, but are the two ready to turn to a cop-turned-drug dealer?
Travis Hunter is an Essence best-selling author, motivational speaker, and founder of an organization that provides mentoring for underprivileged youths. In Married But Still Looking, a handsome young bachelor struggles to give up his appetite for casual sex when he finally proposes to the woman of his dreams.
'Hunter's writing is fluid and fast, and the dialogue is often raw and gritty yet comical.''Black Issues Book Review
