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the fundamental principle that underlies all the specific advice to come: in order
to successfully influence
another, one must above all else make that other person happy about being influenced.
Furthermore he gives some advice according to
Bernard Shaw’s remark,
“If you teach a man anything,
he will never learn.”
by claiming that Shaw was right. Learning is an active process. In order to master the
principles studying in this book, one should do something about them. Rules Should be applied at every
opportunity. Otherwise they will be forgotten quickly. Only knowledge that is used sticks in one’s mind.
As it was mentioned above the illustration of the author’s purpose is given through “a
successful
person”’s story, Bernard Shaw.
Conclusion.
Overall, it should be noted that,
by narrating stories, claims and quotes of many well-
known people, by displaying several similar events, or sequence of incidents self-help authors intend to write
reader-oriented books. They tend to have much impact on readers by making their writing or speech colourful
and help them achieve their targets. They need to convince the readers about their advice and provide them
with the “right” worldview. To achieve the goals the authors should have the ability of an “impressive
storyteller”.
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