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Rules for Straight Thinking for Successful Human Relations

If you want to get a measure of where you stand right now in your relations with other people, try this

Dick Wooden
Wed, 06/06/2018 - 12:02
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Iran across the book, Successful Human Relations: Principles and practice in business, in the home, in government (Harpercollins, 1952) while browsing older books about relationship development from William J. Reilly, who also wrote The Law of Intelligent Action (Joanna Cotler Books, 1945). His books have proved notably successful in applying in a popular way the findings of psychology to the everyday problems of business, social, and personal life. In Successful Human Relations he discusses in basic terms the attitudes that can make your relationships with others more pleasant and productive. The book is filled with concrete examples of typical problems in human relations and their solutions.

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“Accept the solution which has the largest number of advantages and the fewest disadvantages.”

—William J. Reilly

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