Volume 1: Human Relations
Author's Preface_ How and why did I write this book?

Chapter 1: Basic Principles for Dealing with People
Chapter 2 Six Secrets to Getting Liked by Others
Chapter 3: Twelve Secrets to Persuading Others
Chapter 4: Nine Secrets to Changing Others Without Hurt Their Feelings
Chapter 5: Letters That Created Miracles
Chapter 6 Seven Secrets to Creating a Happy Family
Appendix: Marital Evaluation Questionnaire

Volume 2, Self-Management Theory
Author's Preface_ How and why was this book written?

Section 1: Basic Facts You Need to Know About Worry
Section 2: Basic Techniques for Analyzing Worries
Section 3 How to Break the Worry Habit
Section 4 Seven Attitudes That Bring Peace and Happiness
Section 5: The Perfect Way to Overcome Worry
Section 6 How to Stop Worrying About Others' Criticism
Section 7 Six Ways to Avoid Worry and Fatigue and Increase Vitality and Energy
Section 8 How to Choose a Job That Will Bring You Happiness and Success
Section 9 How to Reduce Financial Worries

Volume 3, "Success Dialogue Theory"
Section 1 How to Build Courage and Confidence
Section 2: Gaining Confidence Through Preparation
Section 3 How Famous Speakers Prepare for Speeches
Section 4 How to Improve Your Memory
Section 5: The Secret to Keeping Your Audience Awake
Section 6 Essential Elements of a Successful Speech
Section 7 The Secret to a Good Speech
Section 8 Things to prepare before standing on the podium
Section 9 How to Start a Speech
Section 10 How to Captivate Your Audience Instantly
Section 11 How to Conclude a Speech
Section 12 How to clarify the meaning
Section 13 How to Speak Impressively and Persuasively
Section 14 How to Engage Your Audience
Section 15 How to Inspire Action
Section 16 How to Become a Language Magician

1.
Dale Carnegie's "How to Win Friends and Influence People" - Reflect on the wisest advice to guide you on the path to harmonious interpersonal relationships.

How can we resolve the complex intertwined human relationships of modern society? It's no exaggeration to say that every problem we face in daily life hinges on human relationships.
A guidebook has been published for anyone struggling to navigate the waves of confusion.
Dale Carnegie presents the basic principles of building relationships discovered through extensive research, along with various examples and specific practical methods for building true relationships.

The process by which Dale Carnegie solved the difficult task of 'human relations' is quite interesting.
It presents real-life examples from home and society, and also provides readers with appropriate coping strategies for various situations they may face.
In particular, it is very beneficial because it provides the know-how gained from giving lectures directly in front of thousands of audiences and the experiences of the students.
It covers not only marital relationships and parent-child relationships, but also relationships with distant relatives in detail, and it also includes the political interests and private lives of presidents and prime ministers recorded in history, allowing readers to gain historical knowledge.

By introducing such detailed and specific examples, readers not only gain practical understanding but also learn how to apply it to real-life situations to improve interpersonal relationships.
Carnegie constantly emphasizes the practice of reading people's minds to build harmonious human relationships.
The core of 『Human Relations』 is practical methods that go beyond theory.
It is entirely up to the reader to discern the value of this 『Human Relations Theory』 and to put it into practice.


What is clear is that only those who put into practice the wisest advice Dale Carnegie offers can form true connections and healthy relationships.
I hope that all who read this book will solidify their position in the face of the multifaceted waves of change in this era and firmly establish themselves at the center of human relationships.

2.
Dale Carnegie's "Self-Management" _ Invites you on a journey to success and happiness by overcoming worry and stress.

Of course, there is no one who does not have worries.
However, people who worry too much about unnecessary things often have a terrible impact on their lives.
Most of the worries we have are about things that are already in the past and cannot be undone, or things in the future that have not yet arrived.
In other words, no matter how much you worry, there is almost nothing that can be solved.
Worrying unnecessarily is torture.
It's a hell that breaks your heart, stresses you out, and wastes precious moments of your life.
What's worse is that worry breeds more worry, creating a vicious cycle of fear and anxiety.
If you can't free yourself from unnecessary worries, your life can never be happy.

There is hope here.
Dale Carnegie's "Self-Management" has been published, offering nine principles to overcome anxiety and lead a successful life through thorough analysis.
Carnegie's approach to peace and happiness can help us move toward a life free from worry and stress.
Carnegie emphasizes the fact that 'what has already happened cannot be undone.'
Remembering this truth and facing each day with joy, without feeling sad in any situation, will make your life full and complete.
We already have the seeds of success.
What we need is not to create seeds that do not exist, but to find and nurture the seeds that already exist within us.

This book is a solution that will serve as a turning point for those who are wandering with worries and concerns, lacking confidence in themselves at work, in business settings, at school, and at home.
Dale Carnegie says that if you read this book and it doesn't give you the strength and inspiration to enjoy life, you can throw it in the trash.
Anyone can reach the top.
The secret is already in your heart.
The remaining task is to put that decision into practice.
This book invites you on a journey to success and happiness.

3.
Dale Carnegie's "The Art of Conversation" _ Presents a confident and engaging conversation method that leads to success.

In this era where people who are good at talking are more successful than those who are good at working, communication skills are becoming increasingly important in everyday life.
This is precisely why people with the word 'Myeong' in front of their titles, such as famous doctors and famous professors, receive attention and interest.
Not only are they talented, but they also know how to communicate their abilities to others.
And through conversations, he finds out what the people who receive his treatment and attend his lectures are worried about and what they want.
The ability to communicate like this has the power to lead people.


This book talks about common fears we have when having conversations or giving speeches.
People, regardless of their level of education or social success, experience a sense of intimidation or tension when standing in front of a podium.
Just as you need to set a goal and sail to reach your destination, you need to draw up a navigation map for the conversation in your head in advance to have a 'successful conversation' that doesn't go off topic.

This is a successful conversation theory that presents how to have courage and confidence when talking and giving speeches, how famous speakers prepare for speeches, how to improve memory, how to keep the audience awake, the essential elements of a successful speech, the secrets of a good speech, how to start a speech, how to captivate the audience at once, how to end a speech well, and how to speak impressively and persuasively.