Books by Kerrie Phipps

Everything we do connects or disconnects. In this toolkit, you'll find stories and strategies to help you easily make meaningful connections, on regular commutes or trips around the globe.Travel with Kerrie through dii erent countries and cultures, on a journey to seeing the world in a new way, through the lens of the unique ASKING Model. Discover the foundations of curiosity, permission and respect, and be equipped to connect with anyone, anywhere.

DO Talk To Strangers - How to connect with anyone, anywhere. In our fast-paced world of change, pressure and social media expectations, we are losing the ability to relate and connect with each other. Kerrie Phipps solves this problem by demonstrating how to relate to strangers. Connecting with others is an essential ingredient for success in life and business. Meeting someone new could change the course of your life.You'll Discover How To Easily and naturally talk to strangers, including famous and influential people Use the simple ASKING model to connect with anyone, anywhere Transform boring activities into everyday adventures. Plus 5 Steps to Stunning Customer Service Keys to authentic, confident networking Wisdom for safe and insightful conversations Connect with people who might impact profoundly on your life. Grow your network by talking to strangers"Do Talk to Strangers is a joy to read and a valuable resource" - Glenn Capelli, Author of Thinking Caps"Kerrie's message and methodology is outstanding and she communicates it in an authentic and real way. This book will challenge your psychology and disrupt your thinking. It is one of the best books written for customer service and sales teams." - Sam Cawthorn, Author, Bounce Forward"If you ever get to meet Kerrie Phipps you'll realise that she is an encourager. By putting her life and ideas into print she can encourage and enrich so many more people. Her book is thoughtful, easy to read and will lift your spirits. Take a chance. Read the book, smile and chat to a stranger." - Hans Kunnen, Senior Economist and Author of Borrow and Build