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Dale Carnegie Tips

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“Perhaps you will forget tomorrow the kind words you say today, but the recipient may cherish them over a lifetime.”

- Dale Carnegie

The following success principles are what I learned at Dale Carnegie Training. I have applied these principles myself and learned to make them a part of my everyday life.

Good relationships are key to business success. Here are some tips on strengthening your relationships:

- Don’t criticize, condemn, or complain
- Give honest, sincere appreciation
- Become genuinely interested in other people
- Smile when you speak on the phone or when you talk to people
- Be a good listener
- Encourage others to talk about themselves
- Make the other person understand that you consider them important

I want to speak to you for a moment about the last tip, “Making the other person feel important”.

One of our first assignments at Dale Carnegie Training was to apply the first nine Dale Carnegie Golden Rules to our work or home environments. My assignment was to take one of the principles you see above and apply it to my life and then report on the result in a few weeks. Let me tell you the miracle that happened when I applied the concept ”Making the other person feel important” in my relationship with my husband.

My husband had been a real bear at home for the past several months. I didn’t realize the reason for his attitude until I did my homework assignment: letting my husband know that he is important to me. I didn’t recognize that I had been so involved in my work, building websites and writing blogs, that I was not paying much attention to my husband.

It  seemed my husband  did not care about what I was doing because he was always watching his TV programs, and so I had not noticed that he wanted me around more. I was either working all the time in the office or on my laptop. It should have been a clue that I was overly involved in my work when my husband made the comment that he wanted to throw my laptop out the window.  I guess I was clueless until I took the training course.

When I made a sincere effort to pay attention to my husband and to make him feel like he was an important part of my life, he suddenly became sweet and attentive toward me.  He started waiting up for me to come home from my class and then take the time to listen and to talk to me about things. He didn’t do that before, in fact, he hadn’t done that in a very long time.  He also started acting more caring towards me, which made me feel a lot more caring towards him. . . amazing how that works.

Our relationship improved dramatically, all because I started to do the things I used to do but had forgotten about because I was too busy. It really wasn’t that hard to do, and what I did had a huge reward attached to it.

I suggest that you try just one of the principles listed above like I did, and then tell me what you learned are after doing it.  Also, tell me how applying that principle on a regular basis has changed your life. I am sure others would like to hear your story as well.

Personal Improvement

Topics:

  • Leadership
  • Personal Development
  • Posted on: 03/12/2009 1:25 AM With  BetterNetworker. com    

    Judith Sherman



    I enrolled in the Dale Carnegie Training course, which cost over $1800. Although the cost is somewhat prohibitive, I felt taking the course was necessary in order for me to further my education in leadership and management and to help people better.

    Another benefit for taking the twelve week course is that I will also have experience not many professional Internet Business Coaches have as a resource. With the plithera of so-called business consultants, coaches, and mentors, I will be on a higher level of expertise than many of  them.

    Most Network Marketers know about the book, “How To Win Friends And Influence People” by Dale Carnegie. This book was the flagship that started the Dale Carnegie training course a long time ago. Of course, the principles taught in that book are still relevant today.

    I thought you might find some of these links interesting, so I included them below.

     

    Dale Carnegie Training Course

    The important thing I learned tonight is that I want to change the areas in which I am weak and improve the areas I am good in but could do better. One area I want to improve is my communications skills, as well as my verbal and body language.

    Although I have better than average verbal skills, I feel I need to work on making my point understood clearer and more concise, and my body language needs to be more in agreement with my words. Isn’t this the same area most of us need to improve? That was one of the highlights of the night.

    We covered another subject  in detail as well, recognizing how our lives will be when we learn to deal with the aspects we want to change. For example: being a healthier person, feeling more confident in our abilities and taking control of situations we have the ability to change. I thought about how I would like to be more skilled in public speaking and in living the kind of life that is important to me. Others thought about working with their co-workers better.

    Although my leadership skills are good, there is always room for improvement. I enjoyed that part of the class tonight. It was taught  in a way that we will remember, and in a way that is a positive experience. We learned about listening to each other,  about genuinely caring about the person we are talking to without trying to change the subject to ourselves or intrerrupting the person when they are talking to insert our own thoughts. That was very difficult for some of us, but also very educational.

    If anyone is interesting in finding out more about my experierience with Dale Carnegie course, feel free to send me an email to Judith@JudithSherman.com.

    I just completed a twelve week course with Dale Carnegie. Not only is it worth three college credits, but it adds value to my business goals as well. I highly recommend you take this course when you have the opportunity.

    Not one person in our group realized the impact this course would have on them and their profession. We each had different reasons for taking the course, and yet the experience turned out to be much more rewarding than we had expected.

    Because I’ve been in Network Marketing for over thirty years, and because I’ve attended all the seminars and read all the books (including “How to Win Friends and Influence People”), I expected to learn very little from the course. All I wanted was to add the Dale Carnegie Training Course to my portfolio for credibility reasons. Instead, what I got was smoothed out rough edges of my character and the skills I already had developed into better communication and more confidence in my ability and expertise.

    The Dale Carnegie Training is designed to be personal in application. As a result, personal examination caused a huge change in my thinking and attitude. I now have more confidence in teaching what I know, more understanding of how people think, and how to be more direct in my presentations. With this increased confidence, I am starting up my own Training Center to help people in the following areas:

    • Develop leadership skills and become a more effective leader
    • Become a more persuasive communicator
    • Reduce stress at home and work
    • Improve problem solving skills at work and home
    • Develop techniques to find a job by presenting ones self in a better light
    • I am also putting together workshops to help families communicate better with each other.

    I will not anything scheduled at this time, but plan to begin the training in late July or early August. I will keep you informed on when I plan to do a session, the subject of the session, and where. If you would like to schedule a home session for family and friends, contact me by email and we will talk about your needs.

    In the meantime, I advise you to start reading the books listed below that are most useful in the Dale Carnegie program. You can get them online or in any bookstore. You can also click on these links and see amazon.com’s full page of Dale Carnegie books.

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