Earl Nightingale's Greatest Discovery
Six Words that Changed the Author's Life Can Ensure Success to Anyone Who Uses Them
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Earl Nightingale's Greatest Discovery will help you acknowledge your own potential and will inspire you to take a step ahead of the crowd and onto a lifetime of success. -- Ken Blanchard, Ph. D., Co-author, The One Minute Manager. ******* About the Author: Earl Nightingale founded the personal development industry with the writing and recording of an essay entitled, The Strangest Secret, earning a Gold Record for the first recording of it's kind. Nightingale formed the NIGHTINGALE-CONANT CORP of Chicago, Il. Nightingale enjoyed a lifetime career in radio and was an internationally acclaimed speaker.
Earl Nightingale
Earl Nightingale grew up in California during the Great Depression. Because his family was very poor, Earl educated himself in his local library. His main focus: what makes people turn out the way they do in terms of their wealth, their career achievements, and their happiness.
After beginning his career in the US Marines during World War II, Earl was hired as a radio announcer. He eventually became a popular daily broadcaster for CBS. Through his interest in both personal development and audio, he partnered with Lloyd Conant to form the Nightingale Conant Corporation. At Nightingale Conant, he focused on recording the ideas and lessons about success that he studied throughout his life.
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Wayne W. Dyer
Dr. Wayne W. Dyer was the bestselling author of 20 books and had a doctorate in counseling psychology. He lectured across the country to groups numbering in the thousands and appeared regularly on radio and television. He passed away in August of 2015.
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