The first generation of American success masters was Dale Carnegie, and the second generation of masters was Napoleon Hill. Napoleon Hill often mentions Mr. Carnegie in his writings, mistaking Mr. Dale Carnegie for his teacher. Later, I found out that Dale Carnegie and Andrew Carnegie had nothing to do with each other, just a common surname.
Andrew Carnegie – 1835-1919, American steel king, the world's richest man in the early 20th century, founded the "Carnegie Foundation in New York", thus laying the foundation for modern philanthropy in the United States. Andrew Carnegie's major books are The Iron King – Carnegie's Autobiography, How I Served My Apprenticeship, The Gospel of Wealth, and The Gospel of Wealth. It was this "Steel King Interpersonal RelationsIan" Andrew Carnegie who suggested napoleon Hill's successful study.
Dale Carnegie – 1888-1955, was a well-known Psychologist and Interpersonal RelationsIan in the United States, known as the "First Generation of Success Masters", who pioneered "interpersonal training classes" all over the world. Dale Carnegie has influenced the lives of thousands of people around the world in terms of morality, spirit, and behavior, and his vision of teaching has revolutionized the approach to adult education. Carnegie's major representative works are: "The Art of Communication", "The Weakness of Human Nature", "The Advantages of Human Nature", "A Good Life" and so on.
All in all, the two Carnegies have nothing to do with each other, just the same surname, suggesting that Napoleon Hill study anandru Carnegie, the steel king of success.