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Simon and schusterThis e-book is only one of the many gifts fromdeyl karnegin Document Outline - Content
- Preface To Revised Edition
- How This Book Was Written—And Why
- Nine Suggestions On How To Get The Most Out Of This Book
- PART ONE - Fundamental Techniques In Handling People
- 1: If You Want To Gather Honey, Don't Kick Over The Beehive
- 2: The Big Secret Of Dealing With People
- 3: He Who Can Do This Has The Whole World With Him. He Who Cannot Walks A Lonely Way
- PART TWO - Six Ways To Make People Like You
- 4: Do This And You'll Be Welcome Anywhere
- 5: A Simple Way To Make A Good Impression
- 6: If You Don't Do This, You Are Headed For Trouble
- 7: An Easy Way To Become A Good Conversationalist
- 8: How To Interest People
- 9: How To Make People Like You Instantly
- PART THREE - How To Win People To Your Way Of Thinking
- 10: You Can't Win An Argument
- 11: A Sure Way Of Making Enemies—And How To Avoid It
- 12: If You're Wrong, Admit It
- 13: A Drop Of Honey
- 14: The Secret Of Socrates
- 15: The Safety Valve In Handling Complaints
- 16: How To Get Cooperation
- 17: A Formula That Will Work Wonders For You
- 18: What Everybody Wants
- 19: An Appeal That Everybody Likes
- 20: The Movies Do It. TV Does It. Whay Don't You Do It?
- 21: When Nothing Else Works, Try This
- PART FOUR - Be A Leader: How To CHange People Without Giving Offence Or Arousing Resentment
- 22: If You Must Find Fault, This Is The Way To Begin
- 23: How To Criticize—And Not Be Hated For It
- 24: Talk About Your Own Mistakes First
- 25: No One Likes To Take Orders
- 26: Let The Other Person Save Face
- 27: How To Spur People On To Success
- 28: Give A Dog A Good Name
- 29: Make The Fault Seem Easy To Correct
- 30: Making People Glad To Do What They Want
- A Shortcut To Distinction by Lowell Thomas
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