Name: public speaking by dale carnegie (the author of how to win friends & influence people) & pleasing personality by napoleon hill (the author of think an
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Type

Physical Book

Author

Napoleon Hill

Dale Carnegie

Publisher

www.bnpublishing.com

Topic

public speaking ; personal growth - success

Language

English

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

24.6 x 18.9 x 0.8 cm

Weight

0.29 kg.

ISBN13

9789562913232

Synopsis "public speaking by dale carnegie (the author of how to win friends & influence people) & pleasing personality by napoleon hill (the author of think an"

Public Speaking by Dale Carnegie (the author of How to Win Friends & Influence People) & Pleasing Personality by Napoleon Hill (the author of Think and Grow Rich) Public Speaking by Dale Carnegie Dale Carnegie, author of the legendary How to Win Friends and Influence People, began his career as the premier "life coach" of the twentieth century by teaching the art of public speaking. Public speaking, as Carnegie saw it, is a vital skill that can be attained through basic and repeated steps. This is an intensive and thoroughly tested course to help the business and professional man in his speaking, both public and in private. The course has aided thousands of business and professional men to become creditable speakers, many of whom were formerly unable to say half a dozen sentences effectively when facing an audience. This course has developed men. It has increased their faith and vision, and shown them how to use their latent forces to the fullest possible extent. It has made leaders out of many who were previously only mute followers. & Pleasing Personality by Napoleon Hill - The secret to using your personality to attract the right people into your life. - The two most important aspects of your personality. - Why human nature always wants what is always difficult to get. - Why you should always make sure that your words fit the frame of mind of the listener. - The amazing value of 'you'...and the fatality of 'I'. - The seven major factors to developing an attractive personality. - Your most important step in building your character. - The two staggering benefits to self-suggestion. - The single thing that you need to express your true personality. - Why you can never hope to become a prominent leader...unless you have this one thing.

Napoleon Hill

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Napoleon Hill considerado el autor de libros de superación más prestigioso del mundo, fue un escritor estadounidense que vivió entre 1883 y 1970. Comenzó a escribir a los trece años como reportero y nunca dejó la pluma. Gran observador de las leyes de la naturaleza y de la conducta humana, concentró todos sus aprendizajes en obras como Las leyes del éxito o Piense y hágase rico, uno de los libros más vendidos del mundo.

Dedicó gran parte de su vida a difundir los principios del éxito, basados en la autoconfianza y una actitud mental positiva, y afirmó haber asesorado a varios presidentes de Estados Unidos, como a Woodrow Wilson durante la Primera Guerra Mundial.

Su legado sigue vivo gracias al trabajo de la Napoleon Hill Foundation, una institución educativa sin ánimo de lucro con sede en Virginia, ciudad natal del autor, que cuenta con cientos de miles de seguidores en las redes sociales y tiene el propósito de hacer del mundo “un lugar mejor donde vivir”.

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Dale Carnegie

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"Dale Carnegie (seudónimo de Dale Breckenridge, Carnegie, 24 de noviembre de 1888 - 1 de noviembre de 1955) fue un empresario y escritor estadounidense de libros que tratan sobre relaciones humanas y comunicación eficaz.

Carnegie fue promotor de lo que en la actualidad se conoce como asunción de responsabilidades, aunque esto solo aparece puntualmente en sus escritos. Una de las ideas centrales de sus libros es que resulta posible cambiar el comportamiento de los demás si cambiamos nuestra actitud hacia ellos."

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