Be a winner at dinner: How to chat and network with confidence and skill.

Become good at conversations and small-talk even if you're shy or quiet Look forward to functions Introduce yourself confidently to strangers Be able to break into groups Know how to give the right handshake Make yourself sound interesting Find plenty of topics to talk about Keep conversations going Get people to open up to you. Overcome awkward silences Interrupt and change topics politely Avoid getting stuck with one person Exit politely and mingle Escape the party bore Stay in contact after the event and build a strong network Put the FUN back into FUNctions!

	Be a winner at dinner features a Live Workshop with Rachel Green and eight people who ask the crucial questions about conversations that you want to ask. There is a doctor, teacher, mum, beauty therapist, farmer, musician, computer programmer, retiree, scientist, town counciller and golf club president.
	Be a winner at dinner is easy to hear. It was recorded specifically for the CDs in a recording studio with everyone on an individual microphone. This will make sure you hear all the vital information to make your conversations more interesting.
	Be a winner at dinner is easy to follow. You'll hear each step and principle being described, the participants trying out the steps, Rachel coaching until they get it right, and Rachel answering the participants' questions. You'll gain lots of tips to give your conversations a boost.
	Be a winner at dinner is practical and right on target. The CDs go through each key step to ensure you learn them easily. You will have lots to practise to improve your conversations and networking.
	Be a winner at dinner is easy to use. You can follow the exercises on the CDs, press pause while you work out the answers, and then see if you agree with the group! Or simply listen to the CDs as you drive along in the car or relax at home, or sit around with a small group and have fun practising together.
	If you already have bought the Art of Chat tapes, these CDs contain the same material from the first three tapes. They then have a brand new, small, 8 page booklet with them that gives extra information on networking and conversations.

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