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How To Win Friends And Influence People
Today, influencing is very important skill that everyone needs for the success. In the book “How to Win Friends and Influence People” by Megan Coulter, you will get to know about your own style and will be able to learn skills to influence others and the people you work with.
In this book, some of the main topics are included-
• Making strong first impression
• Influencing people to make them do whatever you want
• Using conversation skills to make people your fan
• Changing mindset of people around you at home and at work
• Influencing them with body language
How to Win Friends and Influence People is based on scientifically-proven, amazingly simple principles to influence others. It will teach you how to win friends and influence others to actually like and be ready to implement your ideas, accept your proposals, and buy your services and products.
"A borrowed title with 46 pages of poor, sometimes unintelligible, grammar and paper-thin advice does not make for a good book."
Reviewer: Reader for Bookangel.
This is a well-known book, so I couldn't believe it when this title came up on our free rotation and grabbed it. Except it's not. It is the title of a well-known book, and 46 pages of text. This is not a good note for a book to start off with.
The poor grammar and language started on the second page: "...that everyone needs for the success." "...manager wants to get staff increase productivity". These are not exceptions, this is the normal standard of writing throughout, even in Chapter headings "The Huge Secret Uncovered of Influencing People". The presentation is similarly poor, with headings used instead of bulleted lists, and paragraphs jumping.
The advice given is rather vague e.g "have good posture" with no actual advice on how to do this or what is meant by it. What practical advice there is is rather odd and very basic e.g. don't make off-colour jokes when you first meet someone, particularly the section on hygiene which seems a little insufficient e.g. wash sometimes.
I was going to stop reading this about halfway through, but I finished it because I was laughing for all the wrong reasons. If I had paid for it, it wouldn't even have been funny.
It's not "How to win friends and influence people", it's extremely unlikely to help you learn to do this, and most people know to change clothes and wash daily, not just a few times a week. The little relevant information contained in the ebook is available free online.
