25 Ways to Win with People: How to Make Others Feel Like a Million Bucks

by John C. Maxwell and Les Parrott

Book Overview

Specific action steps you can take to develop your business skills by building up others.

25 Ways to Win With People--based on John Maxwell's best-selling Winning with People--is ideal for a quick refresher course on interpersonal relationships for leaders and aspiring leaders alike. Each chapter explains the action step, describes why it works, and uses specific, real-life success stories.

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0785260943
• ISBN13: 9780785260943
• Release Date: June 2005
• Publisher: HarperCollins Leadership
• Length: 208 Pages
• Weight: 0.61 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 5.2" x 7.6"

Customer Reviews

Awesome little book on winning with people

While a lot of the "tips" this book gives are really common sense, it's something that not everyone thinks about. What this little book manages to do is present 25 ways to win people in an easy to read and follow format which you can instantly start applying to your everyday life. One of the ways to win people over is to write them a personal note and the first thing I did after reading that chapter was to put the book down and write my wife a note letting her know how much I appreciate and love her. If you're like me you will not be able to put this book down for long until you completely finish reading it.

Practical Application, Short Chapters, Solid Principles

Many reviewers said that this book is "fluffy" or that Perrott gives too much "Maxwell-worship" throughout the book. This may be true, but I actually enjoyed reading about all of the ways that Maxwell has practically shown these concepts in action. I enjoyed the short chapters that tackle simple concepts one-at-a-time. I read this book with my wife and we were able to discuss each chapter together due to the thought-provoking applications suggested at the end of each chapter. Applying the 25 concepts in this book requires more than reading this book, they are an art (but then again, so are all social skills). This book is a great introduction to some principles that should be common-sense, but in today's self-gratifying culture, it is refreshing to read about the art of focusing on others. I recommend this book to anyone who works with people, lives with people, or converses with people.

Wonderful information

This audio is best used along with the book, "Winning With People". My opinion is that nobody can ever be truly successful if they don't "win with people". I highly recommend this audio along with the book to everyone. It has wisely been refered to as the "HOW TO WIN FRIENDS AND INFLUENCE PEOPLE" of the 21st century and having studied both, I agree with that assesment.

Very helpful tool

This is the type of tool you will want to pop in your car cd player and listen to from time to time. It's packed with great tips for relational intelligence building. I think it's perfect for a busy leader/manager who knows he/she needs to grow in the way they communicate with people and yearns to excell. As a Dad I have been using it to also teach my kids skills so our family environment is impacted by this tool as well.

Excellent

This is my very first book review but I feel very strongly about this book. Anyone that has any interaction with people needs this book! I wish that I would have read it in college! This book is filled with very simple, common sense but yet sincere ways to make people feel good(about you)! It's a tough world but it can be made a little easier if you follow these simple techniques. Just pick one technique a day, give it a try, and see how much fun it is!