Come trattare gli altri nell'era digitale

Simple advice: Listen. Remember people's names. Smile. And yet, I forget. My only criticism: I would have liked more examples that related to the digital realm. If I'd read the original "How to Win Friends", I may not have found enough new information to be satisfied. Favorite Tidbits You can make mo Leggi tutto

The original Carnegie classic "How to to Win Friends and Influence People" is a 10 out of 10 of classic books. "How to Stop Worrying and Start Living" was a pick me up I read when I was 23, and influenced me greatly. So why the low score here. Well, the big thing that is missing is the Carnegie voice Leggi tutto

This book is absolutely fantastic. You have to read it. Since there are a great too many things to say, I will try to summarize those most important quotes / advices / teachings in short phrases so that you can have a general idea of it. For me, the most important lessons from Dale's revealing book

This is the classic information. Even though it claims to be updated for the digital age- It isn't. The contents tells the story: essentials of engagement: bury your boomerangs affirm what's good connect with core desires 6 ways to make a lasting impression" take interest in others' interests smile reign wit Leggi tutto

The original may have been good, I don't know as I haven't read it. But this version seems to be the transcript a business training company uses to teach the principles of Carnegie's original work, not a book written by a book author. The tone of the book flops back and forth between what I think ar Leggi tutto

This was dreadful. Originally published in 1936, How to Win Friends & Influence People by Dale Carnegie remains one of the most popular self help books in print and one of the best-selling books of all time. Despite being decades old when I got around to reading it many moons ago, the core principle Leggi tutto

Most of this is common sense, but that's not to say that everyone practices common sense (especially in 'the digital age') so it definitely has its use. I love that all the points made in the original book still apply today, because at the end of the day it's about people - not the form of communica Leggi tutto