Observations by Jonar Nader » Arabic Authorship

From New York to LA

Jonar Nader — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 17:24:31 +0000

Jonar describes his experience during his USA book launch. How did the Americans take to Jonar and his philosophies. Jonar speaks with Walkley-Award winning journalist Ghassan Nakhoul. To listen to an excerpt from the radio broadcast, click on the green arrow below. This broadcast is spoken in Arabic.

What you don’t know, you can learn

Jonar Nader — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 17:00:30 +0000

Why does Jonar Nader advise us to study the opposites of our virtues? He explains that his book is designed to assist people to move away from being one pay-packet away from poverty. Jonar objects to bosses who expect employees to work back without pay. In this interview, Jonar speaks with Chadia Hajjar. To listen to an excerpt from the radio broadcast, click on the green arrow below. This broadcast is spoken in Arabic.

On writing the dictionary of computing

Jonar Nader — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 16:55:36 +0000

Why did Jonar Nader write ‘Prentice Hall’s Illustrated Dictionary of Computing’? How did he educate himself in computer programming while holding a full time job, and while teaching part time. To listen to an excerpt from the radio broadcast, click on the green arrow below. This broadcast is spoken in Arabic.

The quality of life

Jonar Nader — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 16:51:19 +0000

Are you really alive? As he launches his second edition of ‘How to Lose Friends and Infuriate People’, Jonar Nader talks about the art of writing and why he discourages people from chasing money. Can we die, having said that we have lived? Jonar also touches on many of the philosophies outlined in the book. Jonar speaks with Walkley-Award winning journalist Ghassan Nakhoul. To listen to an excerpt from the radio broadcast, click on the green arrow below. This broadcast is spoken in Arabic.

The Lose Friends philosophies

Jonar Nader — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 16:45:32 +0000

In this interview, Jonar explains the differences between being a leader, and engaging in leadership. What are the imperatives when a leader is in charge? Jonar also touches on many of the philosophies outlined in the book. Jonar speaks with Walkley-Award winning journalist Ghassan Nakhoul. To listen to an excerpt from the radio broadcast, click on the green arrow below. This broadcast is spoken in Arabic.

The Dale Carnegie challenge

Jonar Nader — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 16:38:04 +0000

Dale Carnegie sold more than 33 million copies of his book ‘How to win friends and influence people’. When Jonar Nader launched his book called ‘How to Lose Friends and Infuriate People’ he received legal threats from Donna Dale Carnegie and the Carnegie empire, asking him to withdraw his title. Jonar speaks with Walkley-Award winning journalist Ghassan Nakhoul. To listen to an excerpt from the radio broadcast, click on the green arrow below. This broadcast is spoken in Arabic.

Taking control of your career

Jonar Nader — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 16:34:10 +0000

Your boss is no longer responsible for your career. It is up to you to plan your direction and your promotions. If you want to grow and develop, you must have a plan of your own. To do this, make sure that you first understand the future skills that will be valued. In this interview, Jonar explains what he means when he says that he does not like the idea of teamwork. He encourages people to become trouble makers. Jonar speaks with Walkley-Award winning journalist Ghassan Nakhoul. To listen to an excerpt from the radio broadcast, click on the green arrow below. This broadcast is spoken in Arabic.