Father of Human Nature Dale Carnegie's Legend

Author: Wen Jianjian
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: He achieved a glorious career in life—his works became a global phenomenon. From the West to the East, from the Northern Hemisphere to the Southern Hemisphere, translations of his works exist in almost every language. His works are hailed as the "second best-selling book in the history of human publishing," second only to the Bible. The unique adult education courses he founded have thrived for over half a century. Those who have benefited from his education include celebrities, military and political figures, cabinet members, and even several presidents. Over 3 million direct graduates have been influenced by his teachings, shaping generations of the 20th century! The educational institutions he established flourished for 40 years after his passing. Today, his teaching organizations have spread across the world, numbering over 1,700. By the 1980s, his educational enterprise had become a $1 billion annual revenue company, astonishing the business world! During the U.S. economic downturn of the 1930s, he became a millionaire through education—truly a self-made success story! His theories, applying psychological knowledge, explore and analyze the common psychological traits of humanity. Through gentle and nurturing guidance, he has undergone a moral renaissance, restoring humanity's lost virtues such as kindness, humility, and empathy. He has given countless people struggling with family, career, and life challenges a renewed sense of confidence and direction, making him the "father of human nature!" He is Dale Carnegie, an ordinary man. A child born into a poor farming family in Missouri.