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Everyone Wants to Feel Important—Even Bullies!

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February 22, 2012

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....
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3 Tips for Enlisting the Help of Others

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February 14, 2012
3 Tips for Enlisting the Help of Others

All too often, people get stuck because they feel they do not know how to ask for help. Fortunately, it’s easy to ask for help. Here are 3 simple tips from your friends at Dale Carnegie Training Alabama that you can use today to enlist the help of others: The first thing you need...
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How to Enjoy Your Life and Job

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February 10, 2012
How to Enjoy Your Life and Job

When Dale Carnegie asked the famous radio news analyst, H. V. Kaltenborn, if he had any advice to give to the young men of America who are eager to succeed, he said, “Yes, go to bat with yourself every morning. We talk a lot about the importance of physical exercise to wake us up...
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Find Yourself and Be Yourself—There is No One Else Like You!

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February 2, 2012
Find Yourself and Be Yourself—There is No One Else Like You!

Dale Carnegie identified the number one way to attain a life of peace and happiness as being yourself in all your dealings. Too often, we try to emulate those around us in an attempt to fit in socially or with a specific group. But if it takes changing the essence of who we are...
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The Nature of Management is Leadership

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January 31, 2012
The Nature of Management is Leadership

You would think that leadership and management are two different roles that people with authority in organizations use as they see fit. The fact of the matter is that it is very tough at times to separate these two critical responsibilities. Many situations, especially within relationships and tasks, involve the discretion of both roles...
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Encourage Your Team Members to Stand Up and Lead

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January 18, 2012
Encourage Your Team Members to Stand Up and Lead

To win in today’s marketplace, team members have to step up and be ready to take on a leadership role. However, it’s not always easy to teach leadership development skills in others, especially when some people do not share your goals and aspirations. The best thing to do is keep an open mind and...
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Shhh! The Secret is Out!

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January 17, 2012
Shhh! The Secret is Out!

  On CBS Radio Network this morning, Charles Osgood, on his daily Osgood File, was talking Dale Carnegie. Both the concepts and the strategies of the Dale Carnegie sessions, workshops and classes come from common sense, and he wondered why these simple concepts of kindness, listening, and interpersonal commonality have to be taught. But...
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Profit is Created by the Customer

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January 10, 2012
Profit is Created by the Customer

Holding profit for salespeople is the same as giving the business a chance to grow. In this economy, many customers want a deal and will go to extremes at times to get what they believe is a great opportunity. In the typical retail environment that involves negotiation, the customer often ends up leaving and...
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Arouse in the Other Person an Eager Want

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January 9, 2012
Arouse in the Other Person an Eager Want

Dale Carnegie was a master at understanding human motivations. He knew that every act that people perform since the day they were born was performed because they wanted something. Consequently, he knew that the only way on earth to influence people is to talk about what they want and show them how to get...
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Developing a Successful Mindset

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January 6, 2012
Developing a Successful Mindset

The start of a new year is the perfect time to develop a successful mindset. The first thing you should do is to write out a personal mission statement that clearly defines who you want to be. Your mission statement is always written in the present tense, as though you have already become the...
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