Art of Getting Along With People

(From book rear cover:)Problems in human relationships are not confined to a particular age group or segment of society. But wherever they occur, they are a source of unhappiness and grief.Best-selling author Cecil G. Osborne contends that success in life hinges on how well we communicate. After many years of counseling he is convinced that "Christians do not automatically know how to relate any better than atheists; educated people do not necessarily relate better than the uneducated. They may use superior grammar, but their sense of what to say and how to say it is no better." The key to getting along with people, says Osbourne, is tact. "Learning to edit one's responses before uttering them pays enormous dividends, in the home and the world at large."The Art of Getting Along with People provides helpful guidelines and techniques for improving day-to-day relationships. "If you earnestly want to learn how to get along better with people--family, friends, fellow workers, boss, neighbors--or if you feel awkward in some social settings, the principles of this book will shed some light and offer some hope."About the Author:Cecil G. Osbourne, Ph.D., is director of the Burlingame Counseling Center in California and founder of Yokefellows, Inc. He served as a pastor for more than forty years. He is the author of The Art of Understanding Yourself; The Art of Understanding Your Mate; and the Art of Learning to Love Yourself.