Podcasts that mention 📚 How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie

The first book is probably not a surprise to you: it's 'How to Win Friends and Influence People.'

In this segment, Leila Hormozi highlights 'How to Win Friends and Influence People' as a significant book that impacted her in her 20s.

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The second takeaway from 'How to Win Friends and Influence People' is that encouragement works better than criticism.

In this segment, Leila Hormozi discusses a significant takeaway from 'How to Win Friends and Influence People', highlighting that encouragement is more effective than criticism.

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and it reminds me actually of a quote that you said on a podcast I listen to when you're talking about uh the book How to Win Friends and Influence People and you said the reason why I changed my life is it helped me to understand that I need to think first about what the other folks are getting out of this how can I add value for them before I ask for Value back

Brad mentions hearing Ryan discuss this book on another podcast and how its message impacted Ryan's perspective on adding value to others.

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I read a book during my freshman year called How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie and that book has probably had some of the biggest impact on my life in terms of just understanding what makes people tick and how to befriend people now

Nick mentions reading this book in college and how it impacted his understanding of relationships and befriending people.

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and he said one of the most influential books in his life was How to Win Friends and Influence People I feel like that book title is sounds almost a bit spammy right the Influence People but I think the word influencer kind of has a dirty connotation these days it's not it's not Dale Carnegie's fault no but no I mean I I think like Nick said it's have a genuine interest in others

Nick, the guest from a previous episode, mentioned this book as one of the most influential in his life. The host discusses the title and author.

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by the way there's a no-fail carnegie 1936 how to make friends and how to influence others has the entire pipe

Sebastian Thrun mentions a book by Carnegie from 1936 as having the "entire pipe" (meaning the complete guide) on how to connect to people.

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back to that how long has this book been available for Dale Carnegie's how to win friends and influence people

The speaker recommends 'How to Win Friends and Influence People' by Dale Carnegie as a classic.

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bearing in mind there are some classic books on this subject out there and I mean for example you know in our pre-chat you were talking about Dale Carnegie how to win friends and influence people probably the oldest and biggest selling book on that topic

The guest mentions Dale Carnegie's book as a classic on the subject of influence.

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I think that's 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

Mentioned humorously as a potential influence on the speaker's philosophy for naming children to gain advantages.

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how to get people how to win friends and influence people can't remember the title of the book

Stephen corrects himself, trying to remember the title of the Dale Carnegie book they were discussing.

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but when I think of the standard self-help book like how to get rich get skinny live long whatever how to make friends and influence people there's the classic I know you like that one a lot

Angela mentions this book as a classic example of the self-help genre.

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You just soaked it in, and they gave us a whole bunch of books to read. I remember reading Dale Carnegie's book on influencing people.

Melinda French Gates reflects on reading Dale Carnegie's 'How to Win Friends and Influence People' as part of a course in her youth, highlighting the impactful lessons on influencing others.

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Dale Carnegie was really good at winning friends and influencing people, and Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus write books about how to golf.

In the podcast, host Steve Levitt references Dale Carnegie's book 'How to Win Friends and Influence People' to illustrate the concept of authors providing guidance through their writings.

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and then the third book is Dale Carnegie How to Win Friends and Influence People it is timeless he he's writing in the 30s and he is such a great social psychologist

Jonathan Haidt lists 'How to Win Friends and Influence People' by Dale Carnegie as the third of three books he recommends/assigns for becoming more sociable.

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I just did a podcast for the Dale Carnegie Institute and that was a book that changed my life when I was young when I was come open rich. No, what is it? How to win friends and people.

Guy Fieri mentions this book as one that changed his life and that he made his sons read. He also mentions the Dale Carnegie Institute.

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popular theory is the journalist lowell thomas helped spread smith and his preface to dale carnegie's blockbuster self-help book how to win friends and influence people

Jamie reads from a source mentioning the book How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie in the context of the origin of the 10% brain myth.

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I mean I don't know how many people out there have read like Dale Carnegie's how to win friends and influence people like this is a book that salesman and and and people used to read all the time and and it's full of the most obvious

A speaker mentions the book 'How to Win Friends and Influence People' by Dale Carnegie, describing it as a book salesmen and others used to read, highlighting its point about the importance of networking for opportunities.

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