The book "How to Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie doesn't have a specific summary titled "When nothing else works, try this". However, the book is filled with timeless advice on how to interact with people effectively. Some key points include showing genuine interest in others, remembering people's names, encouraging others to talk about themselves, and making the other person feel important. These principles can be applied when other methods of influence or persuasion seem to fail.
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Written over 80 years ago, this is a book that is as relative today as it was when it was first written. The principles are a broad mix of personal an...
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People love to compete, and they love winning even more. Even with the most mundane task or idea, a good dose of healthy competition is often enough to get more involvement and more productivity. The "prize" for the challenge isn't even that important. The challenge itself and the competition that results serve as some very motivating rewards.