Name: Tips for Public Speaking
SKU: 56981042
Price: 19.30 EUR
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Author: Carnegie, Dale
ISBN: 9781684116829

Type

Physical Book

Author

Dale Carnegie

Publisher

WWW.Snowballpublishing.com

Language

English

Pages

286

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

22.9x15.2x1.6 cm

Weight

0.42 kg.

ISBN13

9781684116829

Synopsis "Tips for Public Speaking"

Dale Carnegie's TIPS FOR PUBLIC SPEAKING is an updated edition of Carnegie's seminal work, PUBLIC SPEAKING, the four course books in public speaking published by the YMCA. Here is the authentic Dale Carnegie, both folksy and erudite, teaching us not only Courage and Self-Confidence, but the secrets of Preparing the Speech; Opening and Closing an Address; giving the Convincing Speech, the Popular Speech, the Humorous Speech, the Decisive Speech, and much more.Carnegie shows that public speaking is the ideal vehicle for people in all walks of life to gain the self-confidence that brings success in all their endeavors. Dale Carnegie's TIPS FOR PUBLIC SPEAKING is an updated edition of Carnegie's seminal work, PUBLIC SPEAKING, the four course books in public speaking published by the YMCA. Here is the authentic Dale Carnegie, both folksy and erudite, teaching us not only Courage and Self-Confidence, but the secrets of Preparing the Speech; Opening and Closing an Address; giving the Convincing Speech, the Popular Speech, the Humorous Speech, the Decisive Speech, and much more.Carnegie shows that public speaking is the ideal vehicle for people in all walks of life to gain the self-confidence that brings success in all their endeavors.

Dale Carnegie

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Dale Carnegie (pseudonym of Dale Breckenridge Carnegie, November 24, 1888 - November 1, 1955) was an American businessman and writer of books on human relations and effective communication

Carnegie was a promoter of what is now known as taking responsibility, although this only appears occasionally in his writings. One of the central ideas of his books is that it is possible to change the behavior of others if we change our attitude towards them.

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