Dale Carnegie was one of the founders of the theory of communication, translating the works of scientific research psychologists of the time in the practical field, having developed its own concept of conflict-free and successful communication. He developed psychological self-improvement courses, effective communication skills, and others. His books remain popular to this day. Dale Carnegie believed that the world is not bad place and people are mostly good, but only unpleasant circumstances, which can be controlled, and are not worth to spoil your life and that of others because of them.
Dale Breckenridge Carnegie was born on November 24, 1888 on a farm in Maryville, Missouri. He was a poor country boy, the second son of James William Carnegie and his wife Amanda Elizabeth Harbison. Continue reading “Essay on Dale Carnegie”