Favorites Quote's
Author
Topic's
Blog
Ask Questions Instead Of Giving Direct Orders.
-Dale Carnegie
Please Wait....
Translating....
Select Image
Download as Image
English
Spanish
French
German
Hindi
Chinese
Ask Questions Instead Of Giving Direct Orders.
Dale Carnegie
Ask Questions Instead Of Giving Direct Orders.
Views: 17
Topic
Order
Giving
Direct
More From Dale Carnegie
Flattery Is Telling The Other Person Precisely What He Thinks About Himself.
Thinking
Criticism
Flattery
Tell Me What Gives A Man Or Woman Their Greatest Pleasure And I'll Tell You Their Philosophy Of Life.
Philosophy
Philosophical
Men
You Can Dramatize Your Ideas In Business Or In Any Other Aspect Of Your Life. It’s Easy
Ideas
Easy
Aspect
Whenever Roosevelt (theodore) Expected A Visitor, He Sat Up Late The Night Before, Reading Up On The Subject In Which He Knew His Guest Was Particularly Interested. For Roosevelt Knew, All The Leaders Royal Road To A Person's Heart Is To Talk About The Things He Or She Treasures Most.
Life Changing
Reading
Heart
Bitter Criticism Caused The Sensitive Thomas Hardy, One Of The Finest Novelists Ever To Enrich English Literature, To Give Up Forever The Writing Of Fiction. Criticism Drove Thomas Chatterton, The English Poet, To Suicide. . . . Any Fool Can Criticize, Condemn And Complain - And Most Fools Do. But It Takes Character And Self-control To Be Understanding And Forgiving.
Suicide
Giving Up
Writing
Trending Author
Pat Buchanan
Ben Quayle
Akira Kurosawa
Gary Becker
Chris Farley
Daniel Defoe
Category
Information