Make Yourself Unforgettable

Standing out as capable, worthwhile and likable can shape almost every professional and personal opportunity you have. This guide shows how to become the kind of person colleagues, employers, friends and clients want to collaborate with, learn from and support. It breaks down ten core qualities that make someone memorable and gives a practical, sequential method for building and displaying each one.

The book teaches the Dale Carnegie Class-Act System through concrete tools. Readers learn a six-step approach to handling communication conflicts with honesty and effectiveness, and they learn to recognize four hidden obstacles to fully ethical conduct and how to sidestep them. Other sections cover a fresh way of understanding and projecting confidence, five social skills that mark a person as a class act, methods for reducing and preventing fear and anxiety in oneself and others, and resiliency practices that strengthen the ability to recover from setbacks.

The author promises that once readers identify how to distinguish themselves without strain, people in every part of their lives, from the office to home and beyond, will respond to them with more warmth and generosity than before.