How to WIN Friends and Influence People - You Will Wish You Watched This Years Ago

"You'll Wish You Watched This Years Ago!" From one of the best-selling books of all time, How to Win Friends and Influence People, this video will lead you to success! Since 1936, people have been using these tips to improve their lives. In this video we cover 5 of the most important principles from the book.

Special Thanks to Cut the Crap Podcast.
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[thenewcedric]

You win people over when you are kind and authentic to yourself. You win people over when you have clear intentions and when they feel that you care.

[nickangelo]

Nobody ever listens to me about this book. I read it in 2003 and it turned my life around. I could have ended up a criminal or a psycho if it hadn't been for this book. At the time, I was going through a break-up with my first love. I had never felt that level of sadness and rage. My teenage mind was overloaded with emotion and I was obsessed with her. I was flipping out on friends who had ties to her. I was fighting people over her and even stalked her twice. People were turning on me. I used this book and it made enemies into friends. I made tons of NEW friends. It opened my teenage eyes to concepts like being considerate, listening to others, seeing other people's perspectives, working with others, calling attention to people's mistakes indirectly so not to offend them, it really shows you how to play on people's own selfishness to gain what you desire. It is brilliant.

The girl and I never got back together, but that's okay. She's a fat, heroin junkie slob with kids now. This book will put you in the "friend zone" with women. Read The Game by Neil Strauss for how to treat women. You have to treat them like they don't matter. You can't chase them and obey their every command or you lose value as a man. That's a whole other book. Forget that for now. I'm off topic.

I tell people about this book, but it falls on deaf ears. I tried to tell my friend about the book and how much it had shaped me back in the day when we were younger. He insisted that it was just someone's perspective and shot it down completely. I just said, "Yeah, you're probably right, " while in my head, I'm thinking, "You idiot, it taught me to use psychology on you and manipulate you hundreds of times."
I stopped using it so prominently about ten years ago, but the things you will learn stick with you and will change your thought process. A lot of people thought I had "changed" because I wasn't acting the same way that the book taught me. They don't realize that I was trying super hard to be the way I was. They don't realize I used a book, even though I told them several times. I can't maintain that level of concentration. It's too much to do. I smoke too much weed to listen to someone go on and on and on and on. SHUT UP.

[sumayyabasheer]

I like how you're genuinely asking people to be good to others and develop such skills, rather than just giving advices like pretending to smile and other such stuff ro gain others trust...

[mesmid]

I read that book .. it, s a piece of art . I totally recomend it ! .

[dulstrik]

I am interested in others and enjoy hearing and listening to what they have to say. I just wish they would reciprocate from time to time and show the same interest. I can listen to someone go on and on about a subject I know little about, but am curious to learn more of, but when it's my turn to talk a little about the things I find interest in, they look past me and fidget, become disinterested in the conversation, and interrupt.

I can count on my hands the number of people that have genuinely done the same for me as I would do for them. It's a shame how selfish most of us are.

[quantumeinstein]

Nothing is impossible in this world until you say that it's impossible.

Thought created by me. ✍✍✍✍

[gillliife]

Thank you for posting this. I have yet to read the book as my list is very long. But now this book will be priority

[ISTARVLOG]

I feel this is something more important to people than studying. People uneducated come up in life with attitude. Thank you for this video it really means to me

[mariatomlin]

It's never about you. Go out of our way to do things for others. My first time today 28. 2. 24 listening to this and it certainly connects. 👌

[didodida]

i have this book! ive got soo much good advise by him
you MUST have it..
Dale Carnegie is my favurite writter♥️

[rockstonesolid]

I care about people around me, friends but they don't care me when I am in need, I won't ask frequently to help my needs doing I ask rarely

[janjaap]

Oh my word. I was looking for a good summary of this book and the top three or so videos on youtube are all 'live-drawn' video's with an uninteresting voice. Thirteen in a dozen, highly annoying. I found this style of video but even more so the clear passion in the narrator amazing. Thank you so much!

[ticexmk]

These advices are so helpful in life and even doing a group project in school. Thanks! This Speaker is great. My two favourite speakers is this and Keshav Bhatt. I learnt from Keshav Bhatt that is when someone interrupted you let him talk, don't say anything❤. We all need to have friends but most importantly we need to believe them❤.

[juledgariiisala]

May God bless the people who created this insightful video <3

[aumoza]

Keep up the good work! Man just awesome just awesome

[bigdreamers]

I just shared this video in my organization they all love it 😊, very good stuff!

[mdyunusansari]

This is an amazing book!! I have read it, I will highly recommend it.

[unleashingpotential-psycho]

Winning friends and influencing people is all about treating others the way you want to be treated. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[surajshinde]

1. Smile
2. Think from others perspective
3. Take others in decision making
4. Be a good listener and encourage others to talk
5. Take genuine interested in others

[Mae-nwcv]

can you post a video which helps students to avoid distractions when studying? i tend to procrastinate alottt when i study with my phone