Carnegie Complete Collection

Author: Li Yiming et al. Translated
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This is a best-selling life guide in the world, an inspirational classic that has changed the destinies of countless people. This book is a collection of nine representative works by Dale Carnegie, including How to Win Friends and Influence People, The Strength of Human Nature, The Way to Happiness, How to Win Friends and Influence People, Breaking Through Barriers in Language, Lincoln, and more. These are the author's most successful inspirational classics, which were immediately welcomed by a broad readership upon publication and have been translated into dozens of languages. For decades, they have been continuously bestsellers worldwide. Many readers have rewritten their lives by reading and practicing the various methods in the book. To this day, in the books that teach people to pursue self-improvement and achieve success, this remains a classic must-read. The sole purpose of this book is to help you solve the biggest problem you face: how to interact with people in your daily life, business activities, and social interactions, and effectively influence others; how to defeat humanity's greatest enemy—worry—to create a happy and fulfilling life. Once you solve this problem through this book, other problems will also be easily resolved. Dale Carnegie is known as the "father of adult education" in the United States, a renowned psychologist, and an interpersonal relationship expert. He was one of the greatest life coaches in 20th-century America. This book includes his most classic works: How to Win Friends and Influence People, first published in 1937, has become one of the "most enduring bestsellers in publishing history" and has been welcomed by readers worldwide. It has long ranked at the top of success and motivation books. This book will never go out of style because Mr. Carnegie had a deep understanding of human nature and provided effective remedies for eliminating human weaknesses in this book. The Strength of Human Nature: Based on Mr. Carnegie's decades of experience in adult education training, this book explores the causes of worry and summarizes specific solutions to eliminate it. It is truly a treasure trove of psychological self-help. The Way to Happiness: Since its publication in 1936, this book has been widely welcomed by readers. To date, it has been published in dozens of countries around the world, influencing the life choices of generations of young people. How to Win Friends and Influence People: This is one of Dale Carnegie's most influential books—the sequel to The Strength of Human Nature. The difference is that The Strength of Human Nature mainly tells people the basic principles for overcoming worry, while How to Win Friends and Influence People guides people more on how to achieve happiness. Breaking Through Barriers in Language: This is one of Dale Carnegie's earliest works. The earliest version was Public Speaking: A Practical Course for Business People, written in 1926 based on his experiences teaching speech courses and the learning experiences of his students. After years of revision, it was officially published in 1931 under the title Breaking Through Barriers in Language. This book also includes his other famous works: Great People, Lincoln, Written for You, and Maturity.