Don't Be A Painbody! Be A Leader...

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Are you a painbody? Are you caught up in negative talk -- negative situations -- and negative people?

Dale Carnegie in his little booklet entitled The Golden Book describes 9 steps to becoming a leader. These steps are taken from Dale Carnegie's Golden Book and seminar How To Win Friends and Influence People as well as How To Stop Worrying and Start Living. Dale Carnegie and his seminars have helped millions of people. Learn how to become a friendlier person now!

Susan Bagyura is an Author, Executive Leadership Coach, Bob Proctor's Master Coach and a LifeSuccess Consultant. Listen to her take you through Dale Carnegie's 9 steps.

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[sbagy]

Absolutely! As someone works with Carnegie's principles and starts integrating them into their lives (starting from personality ethics)-- and then they really adapt their behavior to them so that it is natural to them (then develop character ethics). What I like about Carnegie's material is that it is a powerful way to bridge the gap from where one is to where they want to be. Thanks for the great question!

[lesbruner]

Very good! All of the leadership positions I was in in the past I failed in so many ways. But I've realized that a leader is not one who dominates or controls so much, but leads by serving others. When my coworkers don't have a positive attitude, it can bring down the quality of my own work experience. So serving others and placing high importance on their happiness can really be a matter of self interest too. Thank God for people like you who teach me these things.

[Rtv03]

You have a comforting voice. Good advice too, i notice it to be true. I didn't know i was doing it unconsciously to others (praising and leading). ya got me interested in the rest of yer vids.

Be blessed!

[rpremkumar1958]

Excellent effort Susan.Does Dale Carnegie synergise personality ethics and character ethics?