Dale Carnegie was a speaker and author of multiple books about success and personal achievement.  Many of his most notable works were written in the beginning to mid part of the 20th century.  Some of the more popular titles include How to Win Friends and Influence People, Public Speaking and Influencing Men in Business, How To Stop Worrying and Start Living, among others.

Dale Carnegie focused on many aspects of personal achievement and effective communication.  His teaching included how to feel more comfortable and be effective in public speaking, how to effectively communicate with others in both business and personal life, as well as helping others to develop other inner personal skills such as self-confidence.
Arguably his most popular book, How to Win Friends and Influence People is, to this day, one of the most detailed and sought after works on the art of human relations and effective communication.  Dozens of personal development and success leaders of today credit much of their learning back to Dale Carnegie.

How to Win Friends and Influence People is unique in the way it was written because Mr.  Carnegie had a real talent for working stories into his key lessons throughout the book.  This is his greatest example of his talents as a teacher and person of influence and had, at the time, often helped to fill up seats for his seminars nation-wide.

Although some may consider his points to be more “common sense”, the manner in which he presents his teachings truly takes common sense principles of human relations makes them easy to apply in everyday life with the greatest results.

Considered one of the initial founding fathers of modern day personal development, Dale Carnegie is a true inspiration to anyone looking to better themselves personally and/or professionally.  Pretty much anything with his name on it is pure gold in helping you to achieve a higher level of self-satisfaction.