Excellent work of practical psychology

Even if one has already read the main works of Dale Carnegie found much interest to read this little book an enjoyable read, who gets some of the great master principles by illustrating them with more recent examples. There are some small additional tips, for example, "living a day at a time" to dominate his worries. This book is the ideal breviary for personal development enthusiasts and those aspiring to leadership roles.

However, it is regrettable that the examples given in the book is American. We would also have liked it to be done a little reference to the ultimate master of leadership; Napoleon.

16 chapters;
1 - Find the leader in you
2 - Start communicate
3 - Motivate others
4 - other sincere Express your interest them
5 - Know see things from the point of view of the other
6 - Learn to listen
7 - Team up for tomorrow
8 - Respect the dignity of others
9 - Highlight, praise, reward
10 - Treat errors, complaints, critics
11 - Set your own goals
12 - Concentrate on a guideline
13 - Keep your balance
14 - Create a positive mental attitude
15 - Learn to control stress
16 - Show your enthusiasm.