Everyone Wants to Feel Important—Even Bullies!

Everyone wants to feel important. And Dale Carnegie knew that the surest way to making someone feel important—as well as winning the person to your way of thinking—is to talk in terms of his or her interest.

This principle is as relevant today as it was when Carnegie revealed it over 75 years ago.

For those of you with a longing for nostalgia, here’s a lighthearted clip of this important Dale Carnegie Training principle in action:

For more information on talking in terms of another person’s interest join us in Birmingham on April 5 for a Dale Carnegie Course on “Effective Communications & Human Relations/Skills for Success.”

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