Social Know-How 5 Books Collection Set by Rudy Nash & Kan Jager - Non Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set:. Awesome Ways To Motivate Others. Smart Ways To Deal With Difficult People. Have Your Way. The Art Of Arguing. The Power Of Persuasion. Condition: Brand New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9789361563041. Publisher: Rupa Publications. Age Range: Adult / General Readers. Overview:. The Social Know-How 5 Books Collection Set brings together five pocket-sized guides on motivation, conflict, attraction, argument and persuasion from authors Rudy Nash and Kan Jager. Published in paperback by Rupa Publications, this brand-new bundle is designed for readers who want quick, practical takeaways on handling people and situations more confidently, whether at work, at home, or in everyday social encounters. A compact, gift-ready introduction to everyday psychology and interpersonal skill-building.. About the Books:. Each title tackles a distinct corner of human interaction in short, easy-to-digest chapters. Awesome Ways To Motivate Others looks at how encouragement and recognition can lift morale and drive better results from teams and families. Smart Ways To Deal With Difficult People offers bite-sized tactics for staying calm with awkward colleagues, relatives or strangers. Have Your Way turns to attraction and perception, exploring the subtle cues that shape how others respond to us, useful in relationships and negotiation. The Art Of Arguing reframes disagreement as a learnable skill, sharing techniques for making a point persuasively without turning a conversation into a fight. Rounding out the set, The Power Of Persuasion explores the psychology of influence, showing how small shifts in language and framing can change outcomes in negotiations and everyday decisions. Together, the five books form a broad, practical toolkit for social confidence, written in an accessible, conversational style rather than dense academic prose. The pocket format and short chapters make them easy to dip into on a commute or before a meeting, while shared themes of empathy and self-