'Why You Are Bad at Small Talk' by Naoko Sakurabayashi Hits 6th Printing with 27,000 Copies in Circulation
This popular book on small talk has reached its 6th printing, drawing from the author's experience of over 3,000 personal consultation sessions. It provides unique frameworks like 'Distrust Glasses' to help readers understand themselves through conversation.
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Naoko Sakurabayashi's book 'Why You Are Bad at Small Talk' has surpassed 27,000 copies in total circulation. Based on her service 'Saku-chan Kiite,' where she has conducted over 3,000 one-on-one small talk sessions, the book addresses common struggles in casual conversation. Sakurabayashi introduces original concepts like the 'Pool Theory' to explain the essence of effective communication. The book has gained popularity as a practical guide for both self-discovery and better relationships.
FAQ
What is the author's background?
Naoko Sakurabayashi is a former confectionery worker who started a professional small talk service in 2020.
Who recommended this book?
Jane Su, a popular essayist and radio personality, provided a glowing recommendation.