People learn throughout their lives. Sometimes it's because of how fast technology is advancing, and sometimes it's because of our needs
But, obviously, every person wants to acquire new skills as soon as possible.
To enable you to do this, below you have a list of books that enable you to learn new skills in a very short time, Telegrafi transmits.
DETECT LIARS
"The Body Language of Liars" - Lillian Glass
The ability to tell if a person is lying or not is a good superpower to have. In fact, anyone can have this ability. Lillian Glass, body language expert, in this book shows how to detect any liar.
LEARN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE
"Becoming Fluent: How Cognitive Science Can Help Adults Learn a Foreign Language" - Richard M. Roberts, Roger J. Kreuz
The authors of this book are cognitive scientists. They have gathered all their scientific experience to help adults learn a foreign language faster. Kreuz and Roberts show how to develop the habit of learning something new, why you shouldn't overload yourself with material, and how to avoid becoming a person who only uses canned phrases.
DEVELOP A VERY STRONG MEMORY
"The Power of Forgetting: Six Essential Skills to Clear Out Brain Clutter and Become the Sharpest, Smartest you"
A writer and mathematician have teamed up to bring you this book. They have created an amazing guide for people who want to discover their full potential. This book is not just about memory, but how to become more efficient in everything you do. The authors provide you with a learning strategy and exercises that help you adapt to this way of thinking.
LEARN HOW TO DRAW
"You Can Draw in 30 Days" - Mark Kistler
The author promises you that if you spend 20 minutes a day for a month, you will not become a talented artist, but at least a person who draws quite well. This is because drawing is an easy skill to learn and not a talent.
HOW TO HAVE GOOD EXPRESSIONS
"52 Small Changes for the Mind" - Brett Blumenthal
Blumenthal offers you instructions that can easily change your entire life. The author is convinced that every big change is caused by small steps which must be taken in advance. /Telegraph/
