Three Skills of Eloquence: Being Able to Praise, Being Able to Reject, Being Able to Be Humorous

This book is great! It tells in a simple and easy-to-understand way how to use praise, humor and rejection skills in interpersonal communication. Just like Carnegie was good at praising others, we can also learn how to communicate with others in appropriate ways and improve our eloquence. This reminds me of the book "Human Weakness", both of which emphasize the importance of interpersonal relationships. Moreover, the examples in the book are very close to life and are very resonant to read. I think this book will be of great help to us in work and life.

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This book illustrates many ways and methods of praising people from daily life and ancient and modern times. The results are different due to different terms and target occasions. The content and examples listed are extensive, so that readers can draw lessons from them, take what they have learned, and flexibly use the methods and skills of praising people in the book, which will make their daily life and work smoother and achieve satisfactory results for both parties.

Well written, keep it up

Very good, worth a look!

Learn how to praise others appropriately,

Great, so convenient

The content is just different

It's very good and worth learning.

Better than writing in real color

Rich and practical content

Please learn from the ways of doing things in this book.

Whether speaking or doing things, it all comes down to a certain degree of humor, and a certain degree of rejection. As long as I grasp this degree, the atmosphere will not be embarrassing, and I will not be embarrassed.

It has been set as the book I least like to read, but it is the book I most want to read thoroughly.