Tenth: Chen Anzhi
Chen Anzhi, the originator of China's success studies, is a godfather-level figure.
Considering the huge market of success studies in China, I put Chen Anzhi on this list as a banner and representative figure in the field of success studies in China.
Chen Anzhi was born in Fujian, started by doing direct sales and training in Taiwan, and later came to Taojin in Shenzhen, introduced success learning to Chinese mainland, and set off a frenzy of success learning that year, leading an era.
Chen Anzhi at his peak was shining brightly,
At that time, Chen Anzhi not only had disciples and grandchildren all over the world, but also his ability to absorb gold was eye-catching, and it was said that a training course could collect millions of dollars.
There are even female students who become his "ultimate disciples" in order to make up 1.08 million tuition fees.
However, with the progress of society, success learning has also entered a different stage, and the kind of motivational training represented by Chen Anzhi who poured chicken soup and shouted slogans has long been out of the market, and Chen Anzhi himself has also died down.
Today's young people, they are more obsessed with mentors on short videos such as Zhang Xuefeng, Zhang Qi, and Brother Sam.
Ninth: Dale Carnegie
Dale Carnegie, an American, is a world-renowned success guru and a best-selling author.
There aren't many people who haven't read Dale Carnegie's book, right?
You should have seen it, right?
Dale Carnegie is the most famous American master of interpersonal relations, the father of modern adult education in the United States, and the initiator and founder of modern interpersonal relations education in the West.
In 2003, Carnegie was named "" by Forbes magazine in the United States.
Carnegie was influential not only in the United States, but also in the world, and his major books "The Weakness of Human Nature", "The Strengths of Human Nature" and "The Breakthrough of Language" have been translated into 18 languages and sold in more than 100 countries and regions around the world.
There shouldn't be many people who have never read his books.
Eighth: Yuan Yiping
Ippei Hara, Japanese. The god of sales, the sales record holder of the Japanese life insurance industry.
For practitioners in China's insurance industry and salespeople in various industries, Yuan Yiping is their common idol, and his book is a must-read.
His story inspires countless salespeople to be ravaged by customers every day, and it would be difficult for them to persevere without the inspiration of a success story like Hara's.
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Yuan Yiping's life is full of legends, from being recognized as a hopeless little Taibao by the township, and finally becoming an idol of global salespeople.
However, Yuan Yiping has no market in the mainland now, and the times are different, and people need fresh success learning.
Seventh: Mark Hansen
Mark Hansen, an American, is a famous American success guru and a super-bestselling author.
You may not be familiar with the name Mark Hansen, but you probably are familiar with the books he wrote, and you have even read them before-
You should have read this book, right?
If you haven't even read this book, don't you want to succeed...... In the book, Mark Hansen tells the reader a philosophical little story through short and concise language, and then pours bowls and bowls of poisoned wine, ah no, bowls and bowls of chicken soup into the brain, and then you exclaim: Ah, it smells so good!
More than a decade ago, on the desks of many young office workers, there was a book by Mark Hansen.
Sixth: Stephen Covey
Stephen Covey, American. Master of Success, author of the best-selling book "Seven Xi of Highly Effective People", and an idol of global business managers.
In China more than a decade ago, Steve Covey was highly regarded, and his book was sold in any bookstore, selling millions of copies, and even recommended by many well-known entrepreneurs on various occasions.
Stephen Covey was praised by Time magazine as a "thought giant", "mentor of human potential", and "successful enlightener".
However, it is estimated that there are not many people reading books now.
Fifth: Jay Abraham
Jay Abraham, American, the god of marketing, is the most expensive marketing consultant in the United States.
In 2007, Abraham came to Shenzhen, China, and the two-day and one-night course tickets (the course name is called "") were as high as 30,000 yuan/piece, you must know that the housing price in Shenzhen at that time had just crossed 10,000 yuan/square meter, if it is now calculated according to 100,000 yuan/square meter, that is, a ticket costs 300,000 yuan.
At that time, how eager people were to succeed!
Jay Abraham's target customers are mainly small and medium-sized business owners, and he has proposed many classic marketing strategies, such as following the strategy and sugar daddy strategy, which are highly inspiring for growth types.
Abraham is still active in the pulpit today.
Fourth: Nick Hochul
Nick Hochul, Australian, is a world-renowned no-hands, no-foot motivational guru.
Nick Hochul was born with a disability and was born without limbs, but he traveled to 68 countries around the world, gave more than 1,600 lectures, and inspired countless people.
Although Nick Hochul has no limbs, he interprets the meaning of life in his most unique way.
It is said that Nick Hochul was ridiculed in his childhood and tried to commit suicide many times, but in the end he chose to live, not to live humbly, but to live a wonderful life.
On stage, Nick Hochul once said: "When you"
It's tearful.
Third: Napoleon Hill
Napoleon Hill, an American, is the originator of successology.
If there is a sect of success, this master is the founding patriarch of this sect, just like Zhang Sanfeng is to the Wudang faction, and the Bodhidharma patriarch is to the Shaolin Temple.
Napoleon Hill's philosophy of success and the 17 principles of success have inspired millions of people around the world, earning him the nickname "".
Napoleon Hill's major books include "The Law of Success", "Everyone Can Succeed", and "Think to Rich", which have been bestsellers around the world for hundreds of years.
In the field of successology, Napoleon Hill is a never-ending banner that endures.
Second: Anthony Robin
Anthony Robin, an American, Chen Anzhi's master, the world's first potential stimulation master, a great man who pushes the study of success to the top.
In the field of successology, if you haven't even heard of Anthony Robin, it means that you don't want to succeed......
Anthony Robin's major courses and books include among others, which have influenced countless people around the world.
As a generation of success gurus, Anthony Robin hosts a massive Success Conference every year, bringing together thousands of admirers from all over the world.
His courses are expensive, with some high-end courses selling for thousands of dollars per person, but there is a steady stream of applicants.
There will also be a mysterious "barefoot walking" course, in which students walk barefoot through a pile of charcoal fire.
It is said that as long as you have faith in your heart, your feet will not be burned.
First: "Parchment Roll"
You've probably watched Parchment, right?
As the best-selling inspirational book in the history of human publishing, the parchment scroll has been hailed as the "apocalypse" of successful people.
The book expounds all aspects of successology, with the sharpest perspective and very inspiring language, with the help of a large number of real cases of successful people, to tell you how to explore the true meaning of life, harvest wealth, success and happiness from the setting of daily standards to positive actions.
It is said that this book has a magical power that can completely change people's mental state and turn their lives around.
However, the editor didn't read it back then, but now it's still a small editor, and it hasn't been a salary increase for five years!
What went wrong?
Who else?