Inspiration for Success

Life Stories of Successful People to Uplift and Motivate You

By: Dale Carnegie

Narrated by: Tim Andres Pabon

Dale Carnegie, the author of How to Win Friends and Influence People, one of the bestselling self-help books of all time has the ability to teach and inspire people to become successful.

Would you like to increase your income and learn the skills that will get you ahead in almost any business or profession you chose?

Would you like to be privy to the interviews Carnegie had with both ordinary and extraordinary people and learn how they discovered the key to happiness and success?

Well, now you can join the millions of others around the world who have taken the Dale Carnegie courses in self-improvement, salesmanship, corporate training, public speaking, and interpersonal skills. Carnegie knew that it is possible to change people's behavior by changing one's behavior towards them and to this day, his training programs are creating engaging leaders, powerful presenters, confident sales and service professionals, and empowering organizations around the world.

Your success training course awaits in this audio program. Listen, and you will learn:

• The secret of positive thinking
• The technique to becoming more confident
• The importance of maintaining a strong mind and body
• The best method to inspire confidence in others
• How to cultivate a winning personality
• The approach to leaving a lasting impression on others
• How to establish great personal interactions
• And much, much more!

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Read the book instead.

Fantastic stories! Lifeless narration :/ The audio book would have been more enjoyable with a better narrator. Read the book instead.

Great new stories from Dale Carnegie

This audiobook is a compilation of Carnegie's old radio programs and summarizes nicely his teaching and provides new stories as well.

Starts a little slow but gets really good

Give this a chance. I was a little disappointed for the beginning of the book, but after the opening bits, it gets really good. It has a lot of great stories not I. The other books, it does have a few stories from the other books but fits it nicely to the context.