The road I will travel in this life was written by Carnegie. Carnegie's words in "The Weakness of Human Nature": "I will go through the road of this life; After this time, you can't start again. All the good deeds that I can do, all the goodwill that fills my heart, I will not be stingy and immediately pour it. "

The Weakness of Human Nature takes the general weakness of human nature as the starting point, and it covers many aspects, such as interpersonal communication, mental adjustment, maintaining family, arranging work and rational use of money.

In the book, Carnegie provides readers with various methods on how to get along with others, how to get others' approval, how to avoid and how to overcome human weaknesses, and puts forward effective strategies to deal with all kinds of weaknesses.

The Weakness of Human Nature

The Weakness of Human Nature is a sociological work edited by Dale Carnegie in the United States, which was first published in 1936. Carnegie told people the following rules in The Weakness of Human Nature:

First, show sincere concern for others.

second, smile.

Third, remember other people's names. A person's name is the sweetest and most important voice in any language for him.

Fourth, be a good listener and encourage others to talk about themselves.

5. Talk about things that others are interested in and make them feel important-in a sincere way. Carnegie, as a spiritual mentor of human beings, deeply realized that so many people in the world are unsuccessful because of their inner worries, inferiority and interpersonal communication obstacles. He put forward the conclusion that "if you believe you can succeed, you can succeed".