2017-10-15
21 分钟You're listening to episode number 110 of the Feel Good English Podcast.
How to deal with people.
Hello there, Kevin here with another episode of the Feel Good English Podcast.
The only podcast that's teaching you how to deal with learning English and teaching you how to deal with life.
And in today's episode, I'm going to teach you how to deal with people.
Well, how to deal with people better.
I'm going to pull lessons from the very popular and classic book How to Win Friends People by Dale Carnegie.
Since How to Win Friends and Influence People was published in 1936, it has sold millions and millions of copies.
The advice contained in a book is deceptively simple but remains as effective as ever.
Just adhering to simple guidelines like smiling when meeting someone and remembering their first name can help anyone become more likeable and influential.
I'm going to mainly talk about the first two parts of the book,
how to deal with people and also how to communicate better with people.
Both of these parts and the lessons contained within them can help you become better liked by your peers or even more liked
if your peers already think you're a superstar and they can also help you deal with difficult people.
Difficult people at work, school, maybe at home, wherever.
So listen to the lesson a few times,
pay attention to new English words you hear and also really think about what is being taught.
If you need to pause the audio to think about something and apply what I talk about to your life, do that.
It's important.
Stuff.