An Inspirational Writer - Dale Carnegie
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I think one who loves to read is a blessed one. Books are our best companions and sometimes help us to make decisions or change our attitude when nothing else works.
Today I just want to talk about a writer whose books became my inspiration and made me a confident person.
I am a great fan of Dale Carnegie (November 24, 1888 – November 1, 1955 ). He was an American writer and lecturer who wrote inspirational books like How to Win Friends and Influence People, a massive bestseller How to Stop Worrying and Start Living, as well several other books. I have been greatly influenced by his above mentioned books. By reading these books I was able to overcome emotional crisis in my life a number of times. His ideas can really change one’s approach to challenges in life . His books can inculcate in one a sense of confidence and will make one a different person .
One of his greatest poems which influenced me is titled as “Today” and I want to share a few lines of this great poem which I can never forget .;
Look to this day,
For this is life of very life
In its brief course
lies all the realities and varieties of life,
The bliss of growth and glory of action
So look well to this day
Such is the salutation to dawn
Make a difference to your life by reading these books and you will never look behind.
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I agree, what Dale writes is true and beneficial to everyone navigating their way through life surrounded by other people. Since I read "How to win friends..." I've been applying the principles - a big one which makes me stand out from most is making an effort to remember people's names.
I read the greatest book how to stop worring and start living by dale carneigy since 11 november 1991. i am alone in my village but i am success and loving by my villagers. mobile-(+919997284367)












agvulpes Level 3 Commenter 20 months ago
You have probably nominated the 2 books that have influenced my life when I first read them about 40 years ago. We thought then that what he wrote was just plain common sense. His books are still relevant today :)