“It's in The you know, how to win friends and influence people, they can all right, we can pencil that in for a couple million copies a year or whatever it is”
“He's not read that book about how to win friends and influence people”
“Read way too much like how you went friends and influenced people”
“So that's one of these things where you read a book like How to Win Friends and Influence People and you're like, duh, that's obvious. And it almost becomes a reminder”
“Dale Carnegie wrote about this and how to win friends and influence people”
“I used to teach for Dale Carnegie and the book How to Win Friends and Influence People was a big part of my of a lot of the courses”
“Dale Carnegie, How to Win Friends and Influence People, he says the root of everything that you read for me is basically people want to feel important”
“Classic book in the uh in the early nineteen hundreds called How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie”
“I read how to win friends and influence people at pretty young age and talks to you how do you make friends”
“oftentimes they've read how to friends and influence people and they're like, okay, I'm gonna go into my boss's office”
“I am a super fan in how to win friends and influence people”
“You're basically like a modern version of how to win friends and influence people”
“There's a old Dale Carnegie who wrote how to win friends and influence people”
“How to Win Friends and Influence People”
“That's a principle from Shalini also. Right. uh how to win friends and influence people. Right. That's not why I do it”
“the kind of along with that, how to win friends and influence people. I think those are great”
“I started reading uh Dale Carnegie, How to Win Friends and Influence People”
“I mean, essentially you got to productize how to win friends that influence people”
“So Dale Carnegie, you know, wrote famously wrote how to win friends and influence people”
“Dale Carnegie, still Classic. Which Dale Carnegie? For me it was how to win friends and influence people”
“I read the quintessential How to Win Friends and Influence People back in the day, and that's a wonderful book, but it's a book written by an extrovert”
“when we had to pick a book to do a book report on, I did how to win friends and influence people”
“Have you read Dale Carnegie's How to Win Friends and Influence People? Clearly I should go and reread it”
“There's a book, classic book, How to Win Friends and Influence People, which is very much about this”
“I like scanning the shelves and I see How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie and I thought, I've heard that. That sounds so goofy. And lame”
“I believe he Like even like at the I think this is like As a cashier, not just like H T a bad as like a a a a retail worker. I think he buys you the book. Um How to win friends and influence people by Dale Carnegie”
“Connected but not connected, the um book How to win friends and influence people, but it's like The nineteen thirty two bestseller. is basically that”
“Like he was like an internet guy who like read how to win friends and influence people”
“That's what happens when you read how to win friends and influence people while you're uh you know, you're at the hospital before the baby comes out”
“Have you read the book How to Win Friends and Influence People? I read like the first chapter where it was like The people's favorite word in the English language is their name”
“You wish you read more. Dale Carnegie. You know, than than listening to Rodney Dangerfield albums'cause yeah. I probably could have learned some more Still a really useful book. It's an amazingly useful book”
“I was about eleven or twelve when I first picked up how to win friends and influence people off my dad's bookshelf”
“I got into psychology partly through the magic, but also partly through Dale Carnegie, how to win friends and influence people”
“you know. I it changed me. He's like First I'm working hard ... He's like they gave this this training. Where Um You they give us seven books, like you know, how to win friends and influence people”
“How to win friends is my f my sort of top w recommended book”
“And I would buy these books, like uh I remember there's one called Ninety Two Tricks for Success in Personal and Business Relationships”
“called How to Win Friends and Influence People. Um That book, I I think that book is one of the best selling books of all time”
“the first actual book that I picked up to learn You know, communication skills and management skills was Uh How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie”
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