David J. Lieberman

Hmm, how to begin? "Get Anyone to Do Anything" lives up to its title. Lying ("white" lies, of course), misleading, equivocating, flattering.. anything is fair game to get to what you want. Did you really need a book to tell you that if you're an apple polisher, you'll have people who like you? A zero star classic, five stars if your name is Machiavelli.

I don't think that this was that great of a book. Getting angry isn't the real problem but how you act when you are angry and dwelling on that anger are problems. I know I can get angry but I also know that I can let go of that anger really quickly (as in seconds after feeling it) or distract myself from what is making me angry very easily or not go near things or people that make me angry. I don't think there is a truly "foolproof" method of never getting angry again because people are show more complicatedly messy and not robots. show less

I thought this would be from God's perspective, like An Interview with God is. Instead, it's just advice from a psychotherapist, albeit (mostly) good advice.

Pretty great! All 30 minutes are good quality but the first chapter is above standard.
Even if you think you don’t struggle with this, it’s pretty good and atleast worth reading the first chapter.