Summary of the book is shown below. Wish it spoke more about enjoying life and your job though:

**Rules from how to stop worruing and start living:**

1. Do not imitate others.
2. Apply these four good working habits:
-Clear your desl of all papers except those relating to the immediate problem at hand.
-Do things in order of their importance.
-When you face a problem, solve it then and there if you have the facts necessary to make a decision.
-Learn to organize, deputize, and supervise.
3. Learn to relax at your work.
4. Put enthusiasm into your work.
5. Count your blessings - not your troubles.
6. Remember that unjust criticism is often a disguised compliment.
7. Do the very best you can.

**Rules from how to win friends and influence people**

1. Don’t criticize, condemn or complain.
2. Give honest, sincere appreciation.
3. Arouse in the other person an eager want.
4. Become genuinely interested in other people.
5. Make the other person feel importan and do it sincerely.
6. Show respect for the other man’s opinions. Never tell a man he is wrong.
7. Begin in a friendly way.
8. Get the other person saying “yes, yes” immediately.
9. Let the other fellow feel that the idea is his.
10. Appeal to the nobler motives.
11. Call attention to people’s mistakes indirectly.
12. Talk about your own mistakes before criticizing the other person.
13. Ask questions instead of giving direct orders.
14. Let the other man save his face.

This was a great book that combines the lessons from the How to Win Friends and Start Influencing People & the How To Stop Worrying & Start Living book. The book really makes you think about how best to deal with people when you want certain outcomes. Always trying to look at things from that person's perspectives and ensuring they get what they want is key as why would someone be motivated for your own objectives vs. their own. Also, never criticizing people is a great one as even if you get people to respond the way you want short term, they will never respect you long term and will always talk behind your back etc. Admitting your own faults is also key as if you can admit your own faults you just are not able to be wrong ever. Another great one is never giving orders as if you can show someone why they should want to do something for their own benefit then they will be much more motivated to do whatever that thing is that you are asking of them. Overall, a great book that I would highly recommend to anyone along with the other Dale Carnegie books.

The book is phenomenal in its own way.But if you have read two other books "How to win friends and influence people"and "How to stop worrying and start living'of dale Carnegie then you don't need to waste your time reading this book.Because this book is filled with the excerpts of the two book.This book can be used as a summary of the two books of dale Carnegie.

i need to learn how to love my job...

Teaches you important things about life through simple, everyday stories.

Surprisingly a good read. It made me realize tons of things that can help me not be so stressed at work and enjoy or tolerate it more.

Have you ever felt bored with your mundane life and job? Have you ever consider to quit? If yes, you might want to sit down, take a deep breath and read this great book!

Though I have passion in my current job right now, I do felt bored and burn out sometimes. There are times where I just want to lay in bed all day long, Netflix-ing and have a good cup of coffee.

Turn out, we just have to kick all those boredom into the river and just enjoy today! Live today's life to the fullest. Make something fun, make something count, make yourself happy in every tiny little things you found!

If you don't know how, just read this book lah!

Dale Carnegie's How To Enjoy Your Life And Job followed today's coffee.
This helps you change your perspective on life and others and unearth hidden skills. It can help you maximise your potential and develop your natural talents, enriching your current life!

I haven’t read any of the Dale Carnegie titles. However, I can say without doubt that the book was salvaged from his famous titles. The biggest proof is the mentioning of American singer “Stevie Wonder” in Chapter 9. Mr. Dale Carnegie had passed away in 1955 and Mr. Stevie Wonder was born in 1950. As such there is no way Mr. Carnegie could have predicted the future stardom of Mr. Stevie Wonder or his school days. Nevertheless, you can use this book as an introduction to Mr. Carnegie’s famous works.

I was reading the book as it appeal and so relevant to my job. It took me by surprise on how much the information, stories and advice is so applicable to the job and my life in general. Will definitely recommend it for those who just step into the working world. Trust me, you'll learn a lot here!

This book is a mixture of two bestsellers of Dale Carnegie ! “How to win friends and influence people” & “How to stop worrying and start living”
I have read these two books before, so this book serves as reminiscence to those books. It’s worth reading if you haven’t read those two books.

Una magnífica obra que recoge fragmentos de otras dos escritas por Carnegie. Es de fácil comprensión y de lectura rápida y su contenido es maravillosamente útil para lograr ser más felices y estar más unidos entre nosotros.

Por destacar dos ejemplos tratados en esta obra, una de las realidades con la que nos encontramos a menudo es la de tener que desenvolvernos en un trabajo que no nos gusta y tener que quedarnos porque no hay otra cosa, pues bien, esta obra te enseña a saber lidiar con esa situación para que tu estancia en ese empleo que no te gusta sea lo más agradable posible. El segundo ejemplo radica en la importancia del lenguaje para con los demás; a menudo criticamos despiadadamente (a veces con burla) sin tener en cuenta la influencia negativa de esto para nosotros y para la persona objeto del ataque, este libro te enseña a modificar este comportamiento.

Estos y otros más valiosos ejemplos y enseñazas están contenidos en una obra que debería ser lectura obligatoria para toda persona que desee gozar de un mayor bienestar consigo misma y con los demás (también cabe la lectura por separado de las dos obras incluidas en esta, pues estamos ante una selección, no son los libros enteros).