How to Win Friends and Influence People
by Dale Carnegie · first published 1936
Dale Carnegie's classic on getting along with people, built on simple principles like listening well, showing genuine interest and handling disagreements without making enemies. Still one of the most-read self-improvement books nearly ninety years on, and a practical starting point for anyone who wants to communicate better at work and at home.
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