How To Win Friends And Influence People

Definitely an older book but the principles still ring true. The author points out that the tips in this book are not so much a scheme as they are foundations of approaching life differently than most. I recommend this book for anyone of any age.

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Very easy to listen to. Andrew Macmillian ( Book Narrator) talks in just the right speed and tone of voice that doesn't make you feel bored. Some audiobooks feel like a slow, dragged out, modern college professor just rambling on because he is being paid to vibrate his voicebox. But you feel like this audiobook is being read to you because the narrator really wants to teach you something in this book to help your life improve. The points made in this book are so on point with how the human mind wants to be. Great info and a pleasure to listen to.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful.

I really liked this book. It gave me a great deal of insight into my personal and professional relationships.

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Impressive reading skills.

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While this is from the 80s, it is great points. I am already applying them. Well worth the listen!

6 of 7 people found this review helpful.

I hate motivational books because I think they all tell you things you already know and add some cool terminology to it and pray on the weak. However Dale Carnegie's book is a true work of art. I made a lot of notes from it and have been obsessed with testing the techniques every chance I get. It has not made a huge chance in my life, at least yet, however I have noticed a chance of attitude within myself and people I interact with. enjoy the book!

3 of 5 people found this review helpful.

Some really good points to reflect on...if you want to change yourself and become a better person, I recommend this book!

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Great book

Amazing book. I read it twice in a year.

This was an excellent book on human relations, and one the best books I've listened to thus far! It is filled with good advice on dealing with people effectively and with many interesting and useful examples. Although it is an older book, the information is highly relevant to the 21st century. "Be hearty in your approbation and lavish in your praise!" This was one of the recurring sentences proposed in dealing with people - a sensible approach when one considers basic human feelings, and an approach that will yield results. I highly recommend this read for anybody who desires to grow in dealing with people.