The Leader in You

By: Dale Carnegie

Narrated by: Stuart R. Levine, Ross Klavan

Learn the proven, time-tested human relations principles from Dale Carnegie Training and discover how bring creativity, enthusiasm, and productivity to your job.

With insights from leading figures in the corporate, entertainment, sports, academic, and political arenas, this comprehensive, step-by-step guide includes strategies to help you excel in your career.

Featuring many useful, life-changing lessons including how to identify your leadership strengths; achieve your goals and increase your self-confidence; eliminate an “us vs. them” mentality; become a team player and strengthen cooperation among associates; balance work and leisure; control your worries; and energize your life, The Leader in You proves that the most important investment you will ever make is in yourself.©1994 Dale Carnegie & Associates, Inc. All Rights Reserved; (P)1994 Simon & Schuster Audio; All Rights Reserved; SOUND IDEAS Is an Imprint of Simon & Schuster Audio Division; Simon & Schuster Inc.

Short and Straight to the Point!

I listened to other books from Dale Carnegie and I got bored and stopped listening after 1 hour. I was only listening to pointless stories that gave no advice. This book gets straight to the point and is 1.5 hour long. It gave good advice on good communication which is key, good times to communicate, and good places to communicate. He emphasized the importance of communicating with co-workers. He gave the rules that structure keeping a team together.

Really good

Any book by Dale doesn't need much explanation but, this is a great book I liked it.

Not For the Self Absorbed!

Tremendous content, not particularly exciting to listen to. I'm successful in business, in part, because of this book! I've read the hardback twice and go back to it every few yrs because I've only mastered half of the concepts. I can guarantee you that those that criticize this book apply VERY little of it!

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EXELENT MATERIAL IF YOU PAY ATTENTION

Fun quick read.

It’s difficult to follow a legendary book as “How to win friends and Influence People”
While they gave a good stab at it, ultimately the book wasn’t as good. A fun listen, yes. But pales in comparison to the original.