How to Enjoy Your Life and Your Job; A book by Dale Carnegie

Today I chose to put this book on the spotlight especially because of the gravity of inspirational and motivational insights it possess. It is filled with the inspiring stories of people-from homemakers to billionaires-who have conquered boredom, frustration and fatigue, and have gone on to successful, fulfilling lives. The author, Dale Carnegie's proven techniques have helped millions to develop an overall sense of harmony and purpose, and to learn the secrets of top performance.

In this book you  will;

• Discover the four essential work habits you need to succeed.
• Find out what makes you tired  and what you can do about it.
• learn how to become genuinely interested in  other people
• Learn how to call attention to mistakes indirectly and let the other person save face.
• You will learn how to give honest, sincere appreciation without criticizing, condemning or complaining.
• You will learn the seven ways to peace and happiness
• Learn the fundamental techniques in handling people
• Learn the ways to win people to your way of thinking
• Learn the ways to change people without giving offence or arousing resentment

Dale Carnegie's inspirational and practical teachings are as sound today as when they were first written. This book is recommendable in companies and organizations where employees as well as the employers themselves need to be motivated every now and then.

Some people tend to take their work just as their work, not something they should enjoy. Just because you're trying to make a living does not mean you have to be uptight and not to be any fun at the work place. They say if you don't love what you're doing you can't really enjoy it, and that's actually true. You need to take a minute to appreciate your job, love it, not just do it because it brings food to the table. Love it because its worth waking up to every morning, because you enjoy it, love it because it has now become an important part of your life. Hence with books like this one perception can actually be changed for the better. 

Make time to come grab this book, its for your own good!