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Details. Condition: New. Format: Hardback (Sprayed Edge Premium Edition). ISBN: 9789363122031. Publisher: Wilco PublishingOverview. How to Develop Self-Confidence and Influence People by Public Speaking is Dale Carnegie's practical guide to conquering nerves and commanding a room.

Distilled from decades of coaching business leaders, teachers and everyday speakers, it turns stage fright into genuine presence. This sprayed-edge hardback edition from Wilco Publishing gives Carnegie's enduring lessons a collectible, gift-ready finish for any bookshelf or study.About the Book.

Dale Carnegie built his reputation teaching ordinary people to speak and lead with confidence, and this title distils that experience into a focused course on public speaking and personal influence. Rather than abstract theory, Carnegie offers concrete exercises: choosing a subject you know well, rehearsing short talks, and building momentum through repetition.

Chapters walk readers through preparing an opening that grabs attention, organising ideas so an audience can follow under pressure, using stories and concrete examples to persuade rather than merely inform, and absorbing criticism without losing composure.

The tone is encouraging rather than academic, reflecting Carnegie's career running courses for salespeople, managers and civic groups across America.

Because the advice is built around repeatable habits rather than one-off tricks, it suits readers preparing for a single big presentation as well as those wanting to become consistently better communicators over years of meetings, lessons or public appearances.

This Wilco Publishing sprayed-edge hardback presents the complete text in a durable binding with a smooth, colour-sprayed page edge, making it as suited to display as to daily reference.

It sits comfortably alongside Carnegie's better-known How to Win Friends and Influence People as a companion volume focused specifically on the spoken word, making it a natural next step for readers who enjoyed that earlier classic and now want to apply similar principles directly to speeches, presentations and public appearances..

Time-tested techniques for overcoming stage fright and nerves. Practical guidance on structuring speeches and presentations. Advice on persuasive storytelling and audience connection. Durable sprayed-edge hardback finish, ideal for gifting or display. Brand new condition, ready to read or gift immediately. A perfect companion to Carnegie's other personal development classics.

About the Author. Dale Carnegie (1888–1955) was an American writer and lecturer who…