It is common to hear Dale Carnegie trainers advising others to “make it a great day!” but what exactly does this mean? The more common “have a nice day,” or the colloquial “have a good one!” are accepted as a standard parting in North America, implying that the speaker hopes the other party enjoys whatever…
Author: Jessica Nicklos
Graduate Interview: Kathy Karner
Welcome to our first Dale Carnegie Northwest Graduate Interview, featuring Kathy Karner! We will be featuring interviews with our grads every so often, to give insights and thoughts about their experience with the course. ** What has been the major benefit that you’ve seen from taking the Dale Carnegie Course? So many benefits, it’s hard…
Don Crace, Owner and President of Dale Carnegie Training Franchises in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho Celebrate 30 Years of Service
Don Crace, Owner and President of Dale Carnegie Training Franchises in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho, was recently honored for his 30 years of service with Dale Carnegie. Don has been a dedicated proponent of Dale Carnegie Training, and he has worked with some of the largest, most successful companies and people in the world. I…
Summarize Your Points—Even in a Short Speech
Even in a short talk of three to five minutes, a speaker is very apt to cover so much ground that at the close the listeners are a little hazy about all his main points. However, few speakers realize that. They are misled into assuming that because these points are crystal clear in their own…