Carnegie's Art of Communication and Wisdom in Life

This book taught me: At the beginning of the 20th century, psychologists and philosophers asserted that ordinary people only use a very small part of their full potential. We are only half awake compared to who we should be; our enthusiasm is dampened, our plans are not developed, and we use only a tiny fraction of the resources of our minds and bodies. What causes this? In fact, this is human fear. People's fear is very scary, so I often say to my students: "You have to assume that the audience owes you money and is begging you for a few more days of grace; but you are the proud creditor, there is no need to be afraid of them."

As one of the most famous interpersonal and communication experts in the 20th century, the author of this book, Carnegie, studied public speaking and interpersonal communication skills in college. From encountering setbacks in interpersonal relationships and communication as a child, he gradually opened his own speech training institution to help others improve their ability to express themselves and get along with others. Some of Carnegie's communication concepts have received high popularity in various countries. "Treat others with sincerity", "Criticisms should be based on facts and do not attack individuals", "Respect the opinions of others", etc. Anyone reading this book can learn their own unique communication guide from Carnegie's communication wisdom.

Although it doesn't have much effect on me, it has also benefited me a lot. To put it simply, it is a hint in my heart, and I should express myself more in front of the public.

Carnegie is a famous master of interpersonal relationships. I bought his "Human Weaknesses" many years ago, but unfortunately I have never read it. This book is also Carnegie's widely circulated masterpiece. It tells about Carnegie's understanding of improving interpersonal relationships and dealing with people, especially speaking skills. It is worth noting that the content of this book is a training course that Carnegie has put into practice long ago. Reading this book made me understand the principles and rules for conducting oneself in order to have good eloquence. In particular, "control your tongue" needs to be engraved in your heart.

This book provides many practical communication skills and life wisdom, such as how to overcome the fear of speaking in public. The book is rich in content, allowing readers to better understand and apply these principles through cases and suggestions. I think it can not only help us improve communication skills, but also improve interpersonal relationships. It is a very valuable book and worth reading!

This book says that if you want others to recognize you, you must first recognize others.

Kids like this

Not bad, rewarding

Well, I have a partner now, ah, mine

Many aspects of communication are covered. External lecturer courses mostly just change the examples and extract some.

Very practical and very beautiful. If you learn it, you will be at ease in all aspects of life.

The language is plain and easy to understand, and the cases are very practical.