> Funny thing is, when recommending it to a friend, they mistakenly assumed from the title that it was a book of underhand tactics Most people I've told about

> Funny thing is, when recommending it to a friend, they mistakenly assumed from the title that it was a book of underhand tactics Most people I've told about this book have the same reaction, to the point where I suspect that Carnegie picked the title on purpose to get 'manipulators' to learn how to actually be good people.