How To Win Friends & Influence People (in 20 Minutes)

[@gravoc857]

The thing I hate about this is I did a lot of this naturally most of my life. I always had no issue making people like me. After awhile, I realized I’m consistently the only one putting work into the relationship. Every relationship… People around me get comfortable and maintain friendship/relationship cruise control, while all the heavy burden of nurturing and tending the relationship falls onto me. One day, I just stopped. Surprise surprise, most the people I considered close friends just vanished. What is the solution to making balanced friendships where you yourself aren’t the anchor to the whole friendship? It’s exhausting and lonely having no one putting work into me the way I put work into others.

[@Dutch_Vander_Linde_]

I suggest making friends in situations where teamwork is needed. Join a sports team where people have to get personal and cooperative. You won't find a sports team where only one person puts in effort. Maybe join a club that you are interested in.

[@Turtlpwr]

The older I get the more I only put my time into the people that equally reciprocate my excitement about them and love of who they are and their heart. It’s helped separate a lot of “the wheat from the chaff”

[@Evitasboxoxo]

This advice on focusing entirely on the other person is clearly bonkers and doesn’t lead to fulfilling personal relationships. Maybe this advice could be applied to a competitive work setting or something like that, idk. But in general, it can be off-putting when the person you’re talking to is constantly re-directing the focus of the conversation back to you and trying to get to know you without giving you as much detail about themselves. Overall, I’ve learned that the best, most genuine way to make friends, real ones, is to get to know people and their desires while also letting them get to know you and your desires, so that you can see how they line up and help each other fulfill them. Basically, collaboration.

[@mirade1]

sounds narcisstic

[@dokusha519]

The same situation with me, I was always the anchor and was always looking out for my friends checking how they were and putting the effort to keep it, I realized that, unlike me, nobody really calls me unless they need something. So I stopped contacting them and nobody reached out.

[@jasonkrick1614]

I learned all this by myself. It took 20 years. The hard part of reading a book about anything is putting it into practice and making it work for you.

[@tracyphoenixx]

@@jasonkrick1614 😂 Fr, I don't even know why I do this, as in watching these videos and reading books on this topic, when I know I can do it and I have been doing this for a while now. I blame the overthinking and constant isolation

[@jasonkrick1614]

@@tracyphoenixx I agree with you. Growing up as a kid. I was really shy. I felt insecure and insignificant in every which way. Long story short. I realized one day as a young adult. We have only one life to live. I started being more outgoing. Saying hi to strangers. Striking up conversations. Etc. I picked all these social manners, as I call them, naturally and over a long time. So, it became a part of me. And not a rehearsed script. Ever do a magic trick? The trick itself is incredibly easy. Every trick is easy. Making it look effortless and natural is the real magic.

[@rosebon9875]

bro as a 20yr old literally same. I don’t even think it’s about practicing from a book it’s about being able to put to perspective and truly understanding your intentions in which over time you’ll find solutions to on your own.

[@shimiao1309]

@@jasonkrick1614similar with you, also try to build good relationships with others.

[@DielsonSales]

Ironically, even Carnegie admitted in the books that he wrote because he would often forget his own lessons and by reading them again he could keep them in his mind.

[@TrịnhÁiChung]

The fact that nobody talks about the forbidden book Mareska Manipulation on Vexoner speaks volumes about how people are stuck in a trance

[@terrykahinga1833]

Could you be having a soft copy of the book? I would love to have a read

[@roscarazvann]

How its forbidden if you have access to it and you heard about it?

[@jazz9260]

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[@eltocatimbres]

I think its important to recognize that there will be people who also take advantage of certain kinds of kindness and then have expectations of you to treat them with the same level from then on without reciprocating the energy with you. sometimes its better to just keep to yourself.

[@ThuậnCaoThị-q5u]

That’s why sometimes it’s best not to care whether they like you or not.

[@emmythrasher]

I took this as less about offering kindness for its own sake, more about using kindness as tool to manipulate people

[@HekaVerse]

This, I feel it. I'm always genuine and give 100% energy to ppl, but they only give back 50%, it's so exhausting...

[@ThuậnCaoThị-q5u]

@@HekaVerse it’s time you say yes to yourself and say no to others. They come to you when they have issues anyways. Keep those who fuel you, I guess. I’m still working on this, so

[@gracejennings9034]

i think no matter how hard it can be, how much easier it is to close yourself off and not trust anymore, it’s generally worse for you. You don’t have to continue that kindness to rude people but if you’re not open because of some peoples rudeness, you might miss out on the important people in your life

[@khattab5351]

you should make sure the people around you are worth the effort you put in

[@marinaghiringhelli3691]

A great way to remember people´s name is to ask them if they know what it means. First because people love to talk about themselves so if you´re asking about their name its a pleasant conversations for them, and also its so much easier to remember a name if the word has an actual meaning and its more likely that you´ll remember the conversation you had with the person about their name. Also if they don´t know you can literally look it up on the spot and it can still be a very interesting conversation and will achieve the same effects of remembering and having a pleasant conversation that will leave a good impression.

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[@sampicy]

- Introduction of the video - Overview of the book "How to Win Friends and Influence People" - Part One: Fundamental Techniques in handling someone - Principle 1: Avoid criticism - Principle 2: Genuine Appreciation vs. Flattery - Principle 3: Arouse in the other person an eager want - Part Two: Six ways to make people like you - Principle 1: Show genuine interest in others - Principle 2: Use a smile to make a good first impression - Principle 3: Remember and use people's names - Principle 4: Become a great conversationalist - Principle 5: Talk about things that interest others - Principle 6: Make people feel important instantly - Part Three: How to win people to your way of thinking - Principle 1: Avoid arguments - Principle 2: Never say "You're wrong" - Principle 3: Admit when you're wrong - Principle 4: Begin in a friendly way - Principle 5: Get the other person saying "yes, yes" immediately - Principle 6: Let the other person do a great deal of the talking - Principle 7: Let the other person feel the idea is theirs - Principle 8: Try to see things from the other person's point of view - Principle 9: Give people sympathy - Principle 10: Appeal to nobler motives - Principle 11: Dramatize your ideas - Principle 12: Throw down a challenge - Part Four: Nine Principles for Leadership & how to change people without causing resentment

[@DnW-t2c]

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[@saycap]

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[@ՄարիՀակոբյան-պ1ք]

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[@DailyEdgeGrowth]

21:15 This is such an effective way to communicate! Emphasizing the benefits for everyone involved not only motivates action but also creates a supportive atmosphere. Well said!

[@Aestheticteachings]

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[@abdullaalteneiji6533]

Make sure to always manipulate people so that they feel good about themselves. Avoid expressing anything that could potentially backfire or hurt you..

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[@escaping.ordinary]

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[@TheGoddon]

No need to hype up, he is just summarizing a book.

[@djcook]

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[@sololaneyonko]

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[@quantlight]

Was thinking to read this book from 6 months. Read somewhat and forgot. Glad you posted the video now it will be fun to watch without any knowledge about it.

[@usemaster]

@@quantlight I recommend you to read or listen to the book or audiobook. The stories Dale tells in his book are really good and help applying the concepts in the real world

[@quantlight]

@@usemaster Yeah sure, will do. Any other books can you recommend to read after this?

[@usemaster]

@quantlight Daniel Goleman's Emotional Intelligence dives deeply into the nature of human beings. Rather than simplifying it as "humans are creatures of emotions," it distinguishes between the two aspects. Yes, humans are creatures of emotions, but they are also capable of logic. The question is, why do our emotions sometimes take over? How can we manage our emotions effectively? And why do individuals with lower IQs sometimes succeed more than those with higher IQs? This falls within the realm of emotional intelligence.

[@quantlight]

@@usemaster Thank you for this wonderful recommendation. I am astounded by your ability to clearly define the book goals (PS: I am bad at explaining about why you should this book to anyone 😅).

[@usemaster]

@@quantlight You're welcome, enjoy your reading

[@bocbocigi.-hs5nd]

The fact that nobody talks about the book social secrets mastery speaks volumes about why people struggle to build real connections…

[@DrJkll]

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[@CristianoTate]

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[@bocbocigi.-hs5nd]

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[@bocbocigi.-hs5nd]

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[@Some_1Else]

This was one of the first self-help books I read, and remains second on my personal list right behind How to Be Miserable: 40 Steps You Already Use by Randy Patterson. I was thrilled to see you had animated this. Thank you! 🎉

[@escaping.ordinary]

Thank you for the book recommendation - I have never heard of that book before - I will check it out and thank you for the super thanks is very appreciated 🙏

[@KamillaHarris-o3j]

can you give me a summary of the book you mentioned pls

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The amount of artistic expressions in making this video is world class

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[@ihsanali6101]

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[@rajagopalanjayagayathri7459]

This video, I feel, is going to be very helpful in my life. Your easy to understand style really catches the eye. I thank you for presenting the book this way. Keep going!

[@escaping.ordinary]

Thanks for leaving a comment :) ... Appreciated 🙏

[@rajagopalanjayagayathri7459]

Of course!

[@AaronCZim]

This topic sparked some interesting conversations for me. I wish Dale Carnegie was around to make an updated version of this book specifically for KZbin and other types of comments. Thanks for making this video.

[@TheStoicGoldenRule]

the animation this time is on another level

[@rodfire2011]

It’s my first time watching this video and getting a breakdown of the book, and it’s so interesting to me that a lot of these principles to me have always seemed liked common sense. It now makes so much sense how some friends of mine have a difficult time creating the connection they have with me with other people

[@bryanwilson928]

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[@leziah_kurt]

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[@christodd2]

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[@christodd2]

Can I start with as low as $1000

[@jesus_inco]

The very first time we tried, we invested $2500, and after a week, we received $19,750. That really helped us a lot to pay up our bills

[@NicoleDue]

Genuine appreciation vs flattery

[@LouisReason-r1x]

This video is the answer to every question, I've ever had on social interactions. You have opened up my mind massively. So i would just like to say thank you. For your hard work and putting the information into bite-sized chunks for my brian. brain.

[@mildpimchanok]

This channel is really worth waiting!! 🥰

[@escaping.ordinary]

Thanks!

[@harshrajharvsang2461]

Criticism will usually only result in you hurting someone's ego and may cause then to dislike you. Genuine appreciation will make people like you, not exaggerating because that's flattering. (You can do it if the person thinks he's the best, let them think they are the best)

[@LindaOdell-f4g]

Your tutorials always make everything seem so clear.

[@GL-GildedLining]

One of my grandfathers learned How To Win Friends & Influence People from the man himself. He became a traveling salesman of the book back in the 1930s, and criss-crossed the nation while he did it. Went on to live to a ripe young age of 99! Watched America grow up, he did.

[@Yellow.1844]

That is insane to me

[@averyintelligence]

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[@Miracleorganiqueomega]

This deserves 1000,000,000 views and likes!!!! Thank you so much for this video 🌟

[@TremblingQualifier]

There’s a lot of problems with these rules but they are still incredibly useful, even as reminders if you happen to already know and apply them.

[@sudarsanan6700]

15:44 what a absolutely expressive and articulative image 🔥

[@SELFKNOWLEDGE-MINDSET-AWARE]

Excellent video, success depends on developing good habits and the inner improvement that can be acquired through self-knowledge. Excellent video!

[@levelup2408]

This is quite a good book about communication skills and i think this is very important in today’s society

[@hannah816]

for own use: Don't critize others & avoid making examples of others (there is no winners of arguments), 10:40 - 5 points, avoid hurting their pride, make people feel appreciated, always talk in terms of how you can help others achieve their goals/wants, listen & be genuinely interested in others, smile, name recall, small acts of kindness, make others feel important, say sorry, 12:53 template, yes yes moment (start with common ground & make people think your ideas are theirs & phrase ideas as questions), refer to others POV & sympathise, utilize noble causes & drama/storytelling & people's competitiveness.

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[@eliyawaters9075]

This is awesome! Haven't even started watching, but I already know. One of my favorite self-help books getting the summary from the best illustrated summariser out there!

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[@Stierenkloot]

Hopefully his next video will be about grammar

[@SymphonyMarcon]

@@Stierenkloot yeah true, but have you checked yours first lol

[@bimonnongsiej]

Thank you for this video! I must say, the graphics, animation, and sound design are incredibly professional, and it’s also very informative.

[@JuliePenne]

This summary was really exciting! The examples were great and should have been more frequent. I just criticised positively.... And I learned it here. Thanks😊

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I justed finished reading this book today then this title randomly pops up

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How accurate is this summary?

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[@DailyFactNuggets-l7k]

[02:15] This quote is so profound, it helped me view life from a completely new perspective. Thank you for sharing!

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The video is so good it feels illegal to watch it for free

[@KalujaFlizck]

Be interested in others. Do unto others. It's deceptivly simple.

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[@giosferrazza]

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I am waiting for Sapien 🙈Your way of explanation is easier for me to understand than reading a book. Thanks. Keep up the good work ❤

[@calunio]

Though I agree with everything and it works, showing too much interest in people and making them feel important sometimes made the relationship all about them, and I got sick of them. Good way to make people like you, not always the best way to get to like people.

[@grandjette]

Thank you for this summary. The animation with narration helps people like me to make the text come alive and situate them better through past experiences. The desire to do better is heightened with reflection, and further reflection. 'Hope to remember and use what is helpful in specific situations.

[@nodaswardenaar]

I've learned so much thank you :)! Might this be a guideline of how to shape a better community space if this happens to be all of the people? Not just the rare one that tries to change the person's personality of itself, but imagine it starts small and suddenly spreads like 🔥. Loved this vid, might look for more 😊

[@miakayuki1068]

in other words how to be a people pleaser

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Your video is something I am always excited to watch!!! Got me hooked up as always!!!

[@TheRealKillroy]

As a big fan of the book, I have to say this is an excellent summary of it. Well done

[@poisonouspotato1]

I liked everything about this video including but not limited to overall presentation, art style, structure, quotes and how well you connected the theory to concrete examples. If only I wasn't so lazy, I would make cue cards right away. I'm probably going to re-watch it many times. You did a great job at making the contents of the arguably old book fresh and engaging.

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I finally hit 20k today that's a personal record. Thank you for all the knowledge and nuggets you had thrown my way over the last months.2024 is amazing!

[@seus2731]

My ex boss (female) and her boyfriend were the owners of a company that made 1 million dollars a month. And she would use all of these tactics whenever they needed any of us to do something out of our job position. BUT, everyone hated her because she was a horrible person. She probably thought her tactics worked bcz we always did whatever she wanted us to do... but we did it just because she was the boss, and we knew if we said no, she would put us on her black list... which was even worse. I think to be able to "make friend and influence ppl" one just needs to be a kind and honest person.

[@yonchrr]

Annoying when people dont stop talking about themselves.

[@cheerstoyouth]

My main takeaway from this video is that, yes, it's true. If you do all these things, people will find you easier to talk to and you'll definitely be well-liked! The book serves its purpose which is telling us how to "win friends" and "influence" people. But as a person who's been doing these things (because i genuinely find it easier to connect with other people), it kinda leaves some off aftertaste sometimes lol because you're so used to letting them talk about themselves, you kinda forget what to talk about when people ask you stuff. I would dismiss talking about myself as "not a big deal" or "it's not as interesting" but damn! it's bad too for me then ahahah anyways, it's important to find a great balance in how to win people and know how to be open about yourself too.

[@Buubje13]

This book is literally a cheat code to life

[@Danyboy97]

we should remember that we don't want everyone to like us. sometimes we don't care.

[@CHAINSTITCH1992]

Hands down the best video I've seen on this subject, whoever you are well done!

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[@babbledabble5402]

Thanks so much. I learned a lot about making friends and influencing people because I don’t have many friends so this helps

[@EcomCarl]

Applying these techniques not only enhances leadership qualities but also fosters a collaborative environment that can drive any business forward. 📘

[@ponta65]

The best summary of this book! ❤

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can you please make a detailed version of "Just keep buying" book..!

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[@mistleteapot]

This video is fantastic! I love the art, background music and sounds. But it's a bit long and it would be better if you made two separate videos about how to win friends and influence people :)

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Can you please create a separate video on how you conceptualize, animate, and edit? Your work is Awesome

[@sasquatchkidPS3Xx]

I greatly appreciate the application of direct quotes from the book! And the video has excellent presentation. I have been reading the book, but I fell off recently. I’m watching this summary to get me back into it, so thanks for uh…crawling into my algorithm? 🎉🎉🎉

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[@kartikey92]

"Dayle Carnegie" is bro who just unlocked being open minded and understanding person.

[@GeoffRogers42]

Being interested in other people makes friends, but doesn't make them interested in you. You just end up being a super giving conversationalist. Sure people like you, but you feel drained eventually after never being asked the type of engaging questions you ask them.

[@berkay8467]

just keep continue. please. you are such a great narrator that explains the subject very clearly and vividly with all of those animations. i stumbled upon you in my algorithm but i immediately got subscribed. loves from turkiye 🖐

[@Fidel-b6t]

Thank you, this saves me money and time. I was actually plan to buy the book