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How to Make People Like You

19 Science-Based Methods to Increase Your Charisma, Spark Attraction, Win Friends, and Connect Effortlessly

PUBLISHED BY: James W. Williams

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Introduction

Confidence is the most beautiful thing you can possess. Sabrina Carpenter

Imagine being back in your school days. Take a moment to remember what it was like. Im talking around the age of 13 or 14, just heading into your teenage years.

You come and go from school. You sit in lessons and play games during break time. You work on group projects with classmates and study for your essays and exams. You meet your first love, your first girlfriend or boyfriend, and run around on weekends with your friends.

As you grew up, you started to settle into your friend groups. You may have stayed friends with the people from your childhood, or as you moved into higher education, college, and university, you started mixing with new groups of friends. People came, and people went. As you learned more about yourself and what you liked and didnt like, you started meeting new people who liked the same things.

Whether you loved going out and partying, reading, hanging out, watching movies, playing video games, or loved sports, there were always people around you who you would call your friends. Maybe youre still friends with some of those people now, or perhaps youve gone off in different directions in life.

Over the last few years, Ive been thinking about this journey of friendships that we all go through. I know some childhoods arent great. Kids can be mean, and there are things like bullying that can leave some of them feeling a bit like an outcast. But even then, I remember kids in my school who were picked on by some of the other kids, but they still had a group of friends to call their own.

My ailment was my social anxiety. It wasnt too bad in school, but it started to kick in when I headed into my teenage years and then college. I just found that I couldnt speak to anyone and make new relationships. I had a few friends that I went to school with and stayed in touch with them now and then, but it was so difficult to meet and connect with new people.

I just couldnt seem to do it.

My self-esteem was through the floor, and this battered my confidence in myself. It felt like I was stuck in this vicious cycle of not being able to talk to people, feeling anxious about it, and then that further propelling the feelings of not being able to talk to others. It was holding my life back.

It got to a point during my 20s when I landed my first real job in sales and marketing when I started to realize that this was a problem that was holding me back. The fact youre reading this book right now means you probably already know what Im talking about.

That feeling of looking back to your childhood years and wondering how you made friends so easily and how it was possible to talk to people without being shy or overthinking every interaction. That feeling of wonderment of how you could have so many friends and acquaintances when you were younger, but now you have a handful of friends, some of which you only speak to once in a blue moon.

Dont worry; youre not alone in this way of thinking.

The New Age of Connection

We all live in the new, unprecedented hyper-connected world that is the modern human era. Things like social media have taken over and become an absolute cornerstone in our everyday lives. Human connection is going through a shift that has never happened before in the history of the human race.

Statistics from 2019 found that 61% of Americans admit to having regular feelings of loneliness, up 7% on the year before, and that 52% feel lonely most of the time or always. A similar YouGov poll in 2019 found that 21% of Americans have no close friends, and 58% sometimes or always feel as though nobody knows them that well. As you can probably guess from these stats, it comes as no surprise that 53% of people find it difficult to make friends.

These statistics are mirrored globally in nearly all Western countries, including most of the EU, the United Kingdom, Mexico, Japan, Greece, Israel, and many more. This isnt just something happening in small pockets of the world; its happening all over it.

These are many revelationary statistics, some of which probably surprise you, but they paint a clear picture. We are all becoming more disconnected from one another, and the more this disconnect continues, the harder it seems to become to reconnect again. When you chuck in the isolating nature of society, politics, gender, and race discussions, and not forgetting the massive impact of the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, these are issues that are going to be causing more and more problems on a large scale.

But I dont want to talk about the large scale impact of this loneliness pandemic. It makes everything feel like theres too much doom and gloom, which is not the case. It may sound simple, but youve got to scale everything down and look at your relationships and ability to connect in your own life. Youve got to focus on the small, personal scale.

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