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Summary: A balanced perspective
Review: This excellent book offers pointers to help us connect and communicate with people effectively. The underlying principle in the techniques suggested is to give equal consideration to the other person's perspective. The book suggests several practical techniques that are easy to adapt to specific situations. The techniques presented cover a broad range of situations that occur in both business and personal life.
The tone and presentation of the book demonstrate the concepts discussed. The use of successful real life situations makes the discussion practical and convincing.
The book is a great investment for personal development and success.
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Summary: The very best in self-help books!
Review: What can't I say about this book?! I first read How to Win Friends and Influence People five years ago. I have made it practice to read it at least once a year now in the hopes that some day I may actually assimilate the incredible wealth of material included in the pages. Listen, there are a ton of self-help and motivational books out there, but this one isn't like all the rest: it is the forefather to all of them! I have to be honest when I say that this book has had a profound impact on my life and my way of thinking. It is timeless, priceless, and seems to get better with age. I hold no reservation or hesitation in recommending that you not only put one of these on your shelf, but that you read it over, and over, and over again.Reviewed by: James L. Clark, MBA, MSc., PhD Candidate (Leadership) is a serial entrepreneur, lecturer, and consultant. He is the author of the book Wading Through the Crap: How to Start Living the Successful Life You Have Always Wanted (ISBN 0972697551) that has received rave review.
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Summary: 10 stars for this one!
Review: When it comes to social skills, this book says it all. No need to look any further than this classic. To learn emotional and mental mastery and making the most of any situation, then Optimal Thinking: How To Be Your Best Self is your best choice. To learn how to deal with change, read Who Moved My Cheese. These resources give you all you need to be your best, get along with others and bring out the best from them.
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