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For me is the psychology of money getting things done, first edition How to Win Friends and Influence People (Unfortunate title for one of the best books on

• Handprint4469 2y ago
  getting things done, first edition Is the first edition better than the newer ones?
  • office_drone 2y ago
    "The one book we encourage startup founders to read is Dale Carnegie's How to Win Friends and Influence People. It's critically important for anyone in business. Try to get a used copy printed before the 1960s; after Carnegie died, the book continued to be "updated" by a committee, and the changes were not for the better." https://paulgraham.com/startupfaq.html https://paulgraham.com/startupfaq.html
  • senkora 2y ago
    Yes, the second edition is much longer and adds nothing of value.
    • _benj 2y ago
      This
• sam1r 2y ago
  >>> Unfortunate title for one of the best books on plain common sense when it comes to interacting with people) Many say the same of the infamous “the art of the deal” from Donald J Trump” in 1989. He, (pretty much), defines a base framework he still follows himself vehemently, today. The way he executes today becomes a little less exciting, imo, each time he takes over headlines.
  • drcongo 2y ago
    He didn't actually write it.