Improve Reading

In this audiobook, you’ll discover how to improve your reading speed, develop your memory, acquire new skills faster, and quickly learn any subject following the Accelerated Learning strategies.

When you're looking for a guide on accelerated learning, you don't want to also have to buy another guide on speed-reading and another one on memory - you want it all! That's why this bible was created - so that you can get everything you need to know about learning faster all in one place.

Author Maxwell Jensen will teach you actionable steps to polish your body language, as well as analyze other people’s physical signals, to improve your communication, influence, negotiation, and persuasion skills.

Can You Read Minds Without Saying a Word? Have you noticed how some people easily earn respect, unlike others who have difficulty making an impression? How can we differentiate between those who seem trustworthy and those who don't upon first meeting? So, how do you spot a liar by simply watching their body language? Your body language is more powerful than your words. Your posture, expressions, and every move communicate powerfully to others. But most are unaware of the unconscious communication they transmit—or fail to decipher in others. Discover the captivating world of nonverbal ...

Cecelia Watson used to be obsessive about grammar rules. But then she began teaching. And that was when she realised that strict rules aren’t always the best way of teaching people how to make words say what they want them to; that they are even, sometimes, best ignored. One punctuation mark encapsulates this thorny issue more clearly than any other. The semicolon. Hated by Stephen King, Hemingway, Vonnegut and Orwell, and loved by Herman Melville, Henry James and Rebecca Solnit, it is the most divisive punctuation mark in the English language, and many are too scared to go near it.