Dale Carnegie’s How to Win Friends and Influence People is one of the most influential self-improvement books of all time. First published in 1936, the book remains widely read today, offering ...

When I was a young man, I discovered a magic trick. I found that by listening patiently and remaining calm, I could convert angry callers from enemies into friends during a single fraught phone ...

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Beginning a new job can be thrilling yet intimidating. We often grapple with the pressure of wanting to make a good impression, while also attempting to seamlessly integrate into a new workplace ...

Sam Altman was ousted as CEO of OpenAI and brought back within a week. His connections and reputation were undoubtedly instrumental in getting him reinstated as CEO. Here's some advice he's shared ...

It is perhaps the most famous self-improvement manual ever written – with supporters including billionaire Warren Buffett, music legend Johnny Cash, and former First Lady Roselynn Carter. But ...

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Mohammed Karim is a passionate believer in the power of networking. Currently juggling his duties as Diplomatic Protocol Manager at Expo 2020 Dubai, due to take place in October, with a masters ...

Sometimes CEOs have to make unpopular cuts — and holy macaroni, Batman, Warner Bros Discovery CEO David Zaslav made one this week by canceling the $90 million film Batgirl, starring Leslie Grace, ...

After a year and a half of an isolating and grief-filled pandemic, many people may need friends—and could also benefit from dusting off some critical relational skills. To do that, let’s look to the ...

Governor Patrick Morrisey continues to miss the mark when it comes to building productive relationships with the very lawmakers he needs to achieve his goals. In this instance, he’s not exactly ...