"How to Win Friends and Influence People" is another self-help book which you need to read for becoming a better person. You will learn a lot from this book which is written by Dale Carnegie in 1936. This books shows many practical advice on how to build relationships and improve social skills to become more influential in professional and personal settings. Here I would like to highlight few points.
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This book emphasises the importance of avoiding negativity and criticism when dealing with others. In fact, you should understand their perspectives and gives them a genuine feedback.
Dale has focused on giving honest and sincere appreciation to people for their achievements so they continue to do the best. People love appreciation and recognition so expressing a genuine praise and gratitude helps to foster positive relationships.
Keep smiling while talking with others. It creates a positive atmosphere around social gatherings which makes others comfortable. It also helps to diffuse tensions.
The author of this book also teach you to admit your mistakes and be accountable for what you do. Also, avoid passing arguments to maintain positive relationships. Admitting your mistakes and seek resolution through constructive dialogues to avoid foster understandings and conflicts.
Listening attentively others is essential for making good relationships. Let people to express their feelings and thoughts first without imposing your own thoughts.
Remember others names in your head and call them by their names whenever you communicate with them. It shows that you value them which leaves a good impression.
There are many other key points that helps you to win friends and family and influencing them effectively. So give it a read and become a better version of yourself.
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The moral of the book "Give Respect and Take Respect" :)
These key points are really important in professionalism.