Influencing Human Behavior

H. A. Overstreet

317 pages
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The 1925 lectures Dale Carnegie drew on for How to Win Friends and Influence People. Overstreet shows how to capture attention, get a yes-response, and change habits in speaking, writing, and daily life.

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