Juxtaposition Between Backwoodsman Miles of Alaska’s Answers to Questions on the Book, “How to Win Friends and Influence People”; Your Own Business Could Use Some Best of the Best Small Business Ideas

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(Free-Press-Release.com) November 1, 2009 -- Miles’ sage, entertaining takes on small business ideas in dealing with people come freely from backwoodsman, author and artist, Miles of Alaska, as Miles entertains us with his answers to questions based on the Book, “How to Win Friends and Influence People” by Dale Carnegie.

Just as in most of your own business dealings, Miles, dressed in his usual dressed down style, speaks from the experience of dealing with everyone from shady traders to naïve tourists in the area in Alaska known as “The Interior”.

You could use some of Miles of Alaska’s advice on how to deal with people based on the famous book by Carnegie as the Miles, New Yorker turned backwoodsman, replies to questions based on the book’s principles, as he stands on his own wooded property in the village of Nenana, Alaska in the Interior of Alaska.

This interesting dialogue between Miles and fellow author Diane Neill Jensen as she asks questions off camera from behind her camcorder, demonstrates some of the differences (or not) and similarities between life in rural Alaska and city life. It also brings attention to the realization that the principles outlined in Carnegie’s book, published in 1937, still applies to situations today.

These five Short videos are both entertaining and informative as less than shy Miles of Alaska ponders the questions based on the age old people skills book.

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