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I’d recommend reading this and then immediately reading Nonviolent Communication by Marshall Rosenberg. Carnegie opened my eyes to how to communicate productiv
by idontwantthis 4y ago
I’d recommend reading this and then immediately reading Nonviolent Communication by Marshall Rosenberg.
Carnegie opened my eyes to how to communicate productively, but it’s also a really manipulative way of being.
Nonviolent communication comes from a position of love and understanding instead of just getting what you want.
There is significant overlap, but where they differ, NVC is going to lead to better relationships especially with family.
- jalino23 4y agothis interesting! I did make many friends with Carnegie but non of them felt deep or were long lasting. I need to check out NVC
- mindentropy 4y ago>Carnegie opened my eyes to how to communicate productively, but it’s also a really manipulative way of being. I find it odd that people keep raving about this book. As you said it is a very manipulative and exploitative way. It is ok if you are just aiming for getting what you want. Instead I find Robert Green's books which callout and does not sugar coat anything.