How To Remember Names And Faces: Master the Art of Memorizing Anyone's Name
Written by Dale Carnegie
Narrated by Jason McCoy
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"A person's name is to that person, the sweetest, most important sound in any language" (Dale Carnegie)
Inside, you will discover simple but powerful mind tricks that work for everybody to instantly stop forgetting and start remembering the names of the people you meet. This stuff works, and it's fun to use! Having the ability to remember people's names will give you a new level of personal confidence. You'll be admired and respected. People will naturally trust you more easily, and you'll wield more influence with them.
Remembering people's names is a necessary skill in just about any field. Whether you're a salesperson, pastor, minister, teacher, counselor, politician, manager, business executive, entrepreneur, or simply a single person who's in the market, it should be obvious how being able to remember people's names will allow you to enjoy increased success and lead a fuller and more rewarding life. This system is so effective and so much fun to use, that you'll wish you were taught how to do this on your first day of kindergarten. You'll be amazed at how easy it is to recall people's names effortlessly, once you learn this proven system. Be prepared to have a major breakthrough in your abilities and to "laugh and learn" your way to success. Life is just plain better when you know how to remember people's names!
Dale Carnegie
DALE CARNEGIE was a bestselling author, lecturer, actor and the founder of the Dale Carnegie Institute. The son of a farmer, Carnegie was born in 1888 in Maryville, Missouri. After graduating from teachers’ college, he worked as a salesman and an actor before he started teaching public speaking courses in New York City. His lectures became the basis for How to Win Friends and Influence People, which has been published in over thirty languages. Carnegie died of Hodgkin’s disease in 1955.
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