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One of the books that I read on the first week of this year was The Greatest Salesman in the World by Og Mandino. Basically, the primary content is about the fundamental principles in being a great salesman.
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King Solomon, the third leader of the Jewish Kingdom, is considered the nonsuch of wisdom. People travelled a long way just to ask for his exhortation. However, it’s known that his personal life and character are not in line with what his tact looks like to other people. This somewhat becomes a paradox.
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I came across an interesting article titled Racism vs. Discrimination: Why The Distinction Matters.
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We, as humans, sometimes encounter events that lead us to aware that everything happens for certain rationales. Something that happens at the exact time might later change someone’s life completely.
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To explain it simply, Johari Window is a diagram showing relationships between a person and others.
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I read an interesting article titled 5 Things Socially Intelligent People Consistently Do written by Michael Thompson.
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Should you trust your first impression? In my opinion, it depends.
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Taking a break is sometimes considered as lazy behaviour by our today’s society.
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I read an interesting book titled Pragmatic Thinking and Learning: Refactor Your Wetware by Andy Hunt.
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I read an interesting management book today titled The One Minute Manager, written by Ken Blanchard, PhD and Spencer Johnson, MD. The book is quiet short and the content is straightforward. It really provides an easily read story.
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This article is a brief summary of an article I found on Medium. The title of the original article is How Come You Know Everything But Do Nothing, written by Anna Asaieva.
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You can find the 1st part here: Book Summary: How to Win Friends and Influence People — PART 01
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In this article I’ll write about a summary of a book which is quite interesting for me. The title of the book is How to Win Friends and Influence People, written by Dale Carnegie.
The book consists of several main parts in which there are some key principles that become the building blocks of the main part. So let’s start with part 1.