The Yes/No Book is doing astonishingly well – thank you.
Firstly, it is reached number 15 in the W.H. Smith non-fiction chart in the week of�26 November and I am hoping it will stay well-placed in the chart for a good few weeks.
Perhaps even more flattering is that it is sandwiched between the latest books by two of my favourite authors:
– Mark Forsyth’s “Horologicon”
– Richard Wiseman’s “Paranormality”
Both books would make great Christmas presents – as, of course, would mine!
Both writers – although very different in topic and style, have much in common that I admire. �Both write clearly and accurately about fascinating topics. �Both are passionate and highly knowledgeable in their field. �Both have vibrant, informative, and entertaining blogs:
Mark Forsyth’s is “The Inky Fool”
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Richard Wiseman’s is subtitled “Quirky Mind Stuff“
Press Coverage
I am keeping a full list of press coverage (reviews, articles and interviews) on the Yes/No Book website, here.
Some of the most interesting coverage is:
Our guide to saying No � and how to avoid feeling guilty
You can read the article on the�Wales Online website.
I look at applying the principles of Yes/No to my own daughter in a short guest blog,
called:�Saying �No� to Sophia�at the blog: Bringing up Charlie
An interview with Lucy Walton of the�Female First�website.
In the�interview, Lucy asked me ten questions, including:
– Where did your idea for the book arise from?
-�Who is this book aimed at?
-�What is�a result of saying yes and no at the wrong times?
-�How can we identify if we have fallen in the trap of saying yes and no wrongly?
-�What is next for you?
Why managers are so bad at saying �no�
This is an article I did for an excellent business news website,�Bdaily.
The Yes/No Book Website
There is a full website for The Yes/No Book at www.theyesnobook.co.uk.
There, you can find links to all the press and web articles, details of the contents plus extracts from the book, free downloadable resources and The Yes/No Bookshop.
