Show Notes
Episode 20 | Book: How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie What if the secret to better relationships isn’t winning arguments, but never starting them? Nearly 90 years after it was first published, Dale Carnegie’s classic is still one of the most-read books on dealing with people. In this episode, we go through all four parts and all thirty chapters, each with an example from the book and an Indian-context example you can relate to. What you’ll learn in this episode: Why criticism never changes people, and what works instead How to make people like you: genuine interest, a real smile, remembering names, and listening well How to win people over to your way of thinking without arguments or resentment How to give feedback and correct mistakes without hurting anyone’s self-respect Simple ways to bring these ideas into your family, friendships and workplace A small homework task to try before the next episode
Perfect for: your commute, your morning walk, a quiet evening, or anyone who wants to build better relationships at work and at home. Hosted by Khushal | ज्ञान का डोज़ - Hindi Book Summaries Instagram: @Gyaaan_ka_dose
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Episode 17 | Book: Surrounded by Liars by Thomas Erikson What if the people around you aren't telling you the whole truth and you don't even realise it? In Surrounded by Liars, Thomas Erikson explores why people lie, how deception works, and how our behaviour influences the way we communicate with others. The book offers insights into human psychology, body language, communication patterns, and the ways people may try to influence or manipulate us. In this episode, we break down the book's key ideas in simple Hindi, helping you better understand people's behaviour, recognise potential signs of deception, and think more carefully about whom to trust. What you'll learn in this episode: Why people lie and what motivates them to hide the truth.
Episode 16 | Book: The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene What if you could understand the hidden rules that shape power, influence, and human behaviour? In The 48 Laws of Power, Robert Greene explores the strategies people have used throughout history to gain power, protect their position, influence others, and navigate relationships. In this episode, we break down all 48 laws in simple Hindi and explore the psychology behind power, ambition, reputation, strategy, and human behaviour. What you'll learn in this episode: Why understanding power dynamics matters in everyday life
Episode 15 | Book: A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman What if the grumpiest person you know is actually hiding one of the biggest hearts? A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman is a touching story about grief, loneliness, friendship, and the unexpected ways people can change our lives. In this episode, we explore Ove's journey from a strict, lonely man who believes the world has forgotten him to someone who slowly discovers that life can still hold friendship, purpose, and love. What you'll learn in this episode: Why Ove seems difficult and antisocial at first