Human Weakness: How to Make Friends and Influence Others

[About the author] Dale Carnegie (1888-1955), the great success master of the 20th century, the father of modern adult education in the United States, a famous speaker, psychologist and interpersonal relationship expert. Carnegie devoted his life to the study of human nature issues and created a unique adult education method that integrates speech, sales, dealing with people, and intelligence development. His representative works, "The Weaknesses of Human Nature", "The Strengths of Human Nature", "A Wonderful Life" and "The Art of Communication", are popular all over the world and are regarded as classics by various countries and classes. Countless readers have embarked on the road to success. Half a century after his death, his books still occupy the top of the New York Times bestseller list and are hailed as "miracles in the history of human publishing." [Introduction] "Human Weakness" is Carnegie's successful inspirational classic, which gathers the essence of Carnegie's thought and theory. The book was first published in 1937. It became popular all over the world as soon as it was released. Over the past few decades, it has been translated into almost all major languages ​​​​in the world. The total global sales have reached more than 150 million copies. It is regarded as the "Bible" of social psychology and communication skills. It uses a large number of stories of ordinary people's continuous efforts to achieve success to inspire more people to move forward courageously despite setbacks, thus changing the destiny of millions of people. Edison, the "king of inventions", Einstein, the proposer of the "theory of relativity", Mahatma Gandhi of India, Walt Disney, the "father of Mickey Mouse", Hilton, the hotel industry tycoon, Wang Yongqing, the self-made "plastic king" of Taiwan, China, Ray Kroc, the founder of McDonald's, etc., Were all deeply inspired and influenced by Carnegie's thoughts and views.