Carnegie, Dale

(kär`nəgē, kärnā`gē), 1888–1955, American lecturer and writer on self-improvement, b. Maryville, Mo., as Dale Carnagey; grad. State Normal School Number Two, Warrensburg, Mo. (1908). After stints as a salesman and actor, he began teaching (1912) public speaking in New York City at a YMCA. His popular classes eventually became the Dale Carnegie Course, a pioneering training program in communication and interpersonal relations for people in sales, business management, and other fields. Carnegie wrote How to Win Friends and Influence People (1936), a runaway best seller; How to Stop Worrying and Start Living (1948); and other books. He also penned newspaper columns and had a radio program.

Bibliography

See biography by S. Watts (2013).

Carnegie, Dale (b. Carnagey)

(1888–1955) author, public speaker; born in Maryville, Mo. Devoted to public speaking from his teen years, he was unsuccessful as a salesman. Moving to New York City, he gave classes in public speaking at the Young Men's Christian Association (1912). Soon he was developing courses on his own, and writing pamphlets he would eventually publish as books. After serving in the army in World War I he managed Lowell Thomas's lecture tour, then turned to his own tour to promote his ideas about success through public speaking. In the early 1930s he was known for his books and a radio program, when he published How to Win Friends and Influence People (1930), which enjoyed immediate success and would remain one of the best-sellers of all time. This led to demand for him as a lecturer and writer: he began a syndicated newspaper column and he organized the Dale Carnegie Institute for Effective Speaking and Human Relations, with branches all over the world; he lived to see the day when his name became virtually synonymous with the very kind of self-help-to-success that he promoted.

单词	carnegie, dale
释义	Carnegie, Dale Carnegie, Dale (kär`nəgē, kärnā`gē), 1888–1955, American lecturer and writer on self-improvement, b. Maryville, Mo., as Dale Carnagey; grad. State Normal School Number Two, Warrensburg, Mo. (1908). After stints as a salesman and actor, he began teaching (1912) public speaking in New York City at a YMCA. His popular classes eventually became the Dale Carnegie Course, a pioneering training program in communication and interpersonal relations for people in sales, business management, and other fields. Carnegie wrote How to Win Friends and Influence People (1936), a runaway best seller; How to Stop Worrying and Start Living (1948); and other books. He also penned newspaper columns and had a radio program. Bibliography See biography by S. Watts (2013). Carnegie, Dale (b. Carnagey) (1888–1955) author, public speaker; born in Maryville, Mo. Devoted to public speaking from his teen years, he was unsuccessful as a salesman. Moving to New York City, he gave classes in public speaking at the Young Men's Christian Association (1912). Soon he was developing courses on his own, and writing pamphlets he would eventually publish as books. After serving in the army in World War I he managed Lowell Thomas's lecture tour, then turned to his own tour to promote his ideas about success through public speaking. In the early 1930s he was known for his books and a radio program, when he published How to Win Friends and Influence People (1930), which enjoyed immediate success and would remain one of the best-sellers of all time. This led to demand for him as a lecturer and writer: he began a syndicated newspaper column and he organized the Dale Carnegie Institute for Effective Speaking and Human Relations, with branches all over the world; he lived to see the day when his name became virtually synonymous with the very kind of self-help-to-success that he promoted.
随便看	compare immediate compare increment repeat compare index compare infobase limited compare memory compare notes compare notes on compare notes on her compare notes on him compare notes on it compare notes on me compare notes on one compare notes on (someone or something) compare notes on them compare notes on us compare notes on you compare notes, to comparer compare reads compare real and pop compares botany bay botany bay and catchment alliance botany bay fig botany bay kino