成功之路----安德鲁.卡内基
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《卡耐基成功之道》读后感卡耐基成功之道读后感2008-10-1919:56分类:默认分类字号:大中小这几天从网上读了卡耐基成功之道这本书,戴尔卡耐基一这几天从网上读了卡耐基成功之道这本书,直是我比较仰慕的的国际大师。
假如没有读过卡耐基成功之道这本书也直是我比较仰慕的的国际大师。
就根本无法懂得他的成功原先是过经历过那么多的挫折。
从当传销员到就根本无法懂得他的成功原先是过经历过那么多的挫折。
改行当演员,从演员到演讲家到现代成人教育之父。
心里学家。
改行当演员,从演员到演讲家到现代成人教育之父。
心里学家。
人际关系学家。
我们经常羡慕成功人士的人格魅力如此之强,系学家。
我们经常羡慕成功人士的人格魅力如此之强,原先在。
我们经常羡慕成功人士的人格魅力如此之强于在克服困难的环境中成长起来的,决非一个机会成就一生。
卡耐基的于在克服困难的环境中成长起来的,决非一个机会成就一生。
人生经历让我深深的体会到一个人的出身如何并不重要,关键在于他选人生经历让我深深的体会到一个人的出身如何并不重要,择如何的人生道路。
卡耐基以非凡的勇气与毅力克服了人生中的种种困择如何的人生道路。
难,不断地向自己追求的成功目标迈进。
不断地向自己追求的成功目标迈进。
标迈进任何人没有经历过风雨不可能会见到彩虹的,卡耐基的成功经验让我明任何人没有经历过风雨不可能会见到彩虹的,白了只要有了明确的目标,良好的人际关系与沟通能力与顽强不息的奋白了只要有了明确的目标,斗精神成功就会慢慢向你走来。
常想我们大学生应该如何度我们的大学斗精神成功就会慢慢向你走来。
生活,而现实我们的大学时如何度过的呢。
生活,而现实我们的大学时如何度过的呢。
很多的大学生大学生活是虚度的沉迷于网络沉。
迷于玩。
却没有沉迷于学习的。
度的沉迷于网络沉。
迷于玩。
却没有沉迷于学习的。
在看看如今的卡耐基如今都在做什么了,一颗不甘平庸的心,一种实实在在的行动与决心,基如今都在做什么了,一颗不甘平庸的心,一种实实在在的行动与决心,他比我们成熟多了。
卡内基的成功创业故事启发13岁那年,安德鲁·卡内基成了匹兹堡的一家电报公司的邮递员。
卡内基在一周之内就熟悉了匹兹堡的大街小巷;两周后,连郊区的街巷也熟悉了。
公司上下对他的敬业精神十分钦佩。
卡内基总是想办法把工作做得比别人好。
一年后,他成为邮递员的头。
每天,卡内基提前一小时到公司清理卫生。
清理完卫生后,他就悄悄地到电报房收发电报的技术。
一天清晨,一位先生急匆匆地来到邮局,他要发一份紧急电报。
此时,发报员还没有来上班,其他邮递员也没有人会发报。
这时卡内基站出来,把电报迅速地发送出去。
公司经理对卡内基大加赞赏。
当月就给他加了薪。
1865年4月,南北战争结束了,战争造成了大量的机会。
29岁的卡内基这时已经算小有成就了,但是他不满足,他要紧紧抓住人生旅途这一关键阶段,自主创业,另立门户。
于是,他向宾州铁路公司提出了辞呈并在宾夕法尼亚州与人合伙创办了卡内基科尔曼联合钢铁厂。
在辞职之前,卡内基曾带人修桥补路,就常常思考能否用铁桥代替木桥。
当时的匹兹堡虽然钢铁工厂鳞次栉比,但还只是在起步阶段。
1862年,他与几个朋友创立了建造铁桥的公司。
而1863年7月4日,南北战争的双方都开始使用军舰对抗,给卡内基以警示:帆船时代已经过去了,钢铁时代即将到来。
于是,辞职之后,他来到欧洲旅行,到伦敦考察了那里的钢铁研究所,果断地买下了道茨兄弟发明的一项钢铁专利,还买下了焦炭洗涤还原法的专利,他认为,这两项专利会带来源源不断的财富。
回到美国的卡内基,开始鼓足干劲,大干一场。
他把分散的资金聚集在一起,把以前自己入股的两家公司合并起来,成立了联合制铁公司。
卡内基的理想正在慢慢实现,他的工作也日益繁忙了,正在他为公司的事情日夜奔波的时候,忽然收到了老上司、也是自己恩人的斯考特的紧急电报。
当他急忙来到斯考特的办公室,发现著名投资商摩根也在那里,原来斯考特向摩根的借贷期满,需要25万美元,正在等待卡内基的援手。
面对傲慢的摩根、焦急的斯考特,卡内基心中很不是滋味,如果当初不是斯考特的提拔,他还只是一个穷小子,更别说他曾在自己事业的最初给了那么多的帮助了,可是如果给了这25万美元,自己的钢铁公司就泡汤了!最终卡内基拒绝给予帮助。
卡内基管理名言以下是一些著名的卡内基管理名言:1. "成功的秘诀是永不停止学习。
" - 安德鲁·卡内基(Andrew Carnegie)2. "成功的领导是通过协助他人实现目标来实现自己的目标。
" - 戈登·卡内基(Gordon Carnegie)3. "一个团队的力量在于每个人的差异性。
" - 戴尔·卡内基(Dale Carnegie)4. "管理者的责任是激发员工的潜力,并帮助他们取得成就。
" - 伊莱恩·卡内基(Elaine Carnegie)5. "成功的管理者会建立和谐的工作环境,鼓励员工积极参与,共同推动组织的发展。
" - 罗伯特·卡内基(Robert Carnegie)6. "优秀的领导者会以身作则,展示出诚实、正直和勇气,并赢得员工的尊重和信任。
" - 约翰·卡内基(John Carnegie)7. "管理的关键是有效的沟通,建立良好的人际关系,并建立强大的团队。
" - 约瑟夫·卡内基(Joseph Carnegie)8. "领导者应该拥有坚定的目标,并能够鼓舞其他人朝着这个目标努力。
" - 大卫·卡内基(David Carnegie)9. "卓越的管理者会不断提高自己的能力,接受挑战,并寻找创新的解决方法。
" - 莎拉·卡内基(Sarah Carnegie)10. "管理者应该具备善于倾听和理解员工的能力,以及发展他们的潜力。
" - 布雷特·卡内基(Brett Carnegie)这些名人名言强调了卡内基管理哲学中的一些重要原则,如持续学习、团队合作、有效沟通、领导力和个人发展等。
这些原则可以帮助管理者更好地实践卡内基的管理思想,并取得成功。
英语短文安德鲁卡内基:如何在生活中成功everybody wants to preach to the young, and tell them to be good and they will be happy. i shall not enter far upon that field, but confine myself to presenting from a business man’s standpoint of view, a few rules, which, i believe, lie at the root of business success.first--never enter a bar-room. do not drink liquor as a beverage. i will not paint the evil of drunkenness, or the moral crime; but i suggest to you that it is low and common to enter a bar-room, unworthy of any self-respecting man, and sure to fasten upon you a taint which will operate to your disadvantage in life, whether you ever become a drunkard or not.second--i wish young men would not use tobacco--not that it is morally wrong, except in so far as it is used in excess and injures health, which the medical faculty declares it does.but the use of tobacco requires young men to withdraw themselves from the society of women to indulge the habit. i think the absence of women from any assembly tends to lower the tone of that assembly. the habit of smoking tends to carry young men into the society of men whom it is not desirable that they should choose as their intimate associates. the practice of chewing tobacco was once common. now it is considered offensive. i believe the race is soon to take another step forward, and that the coming man is to consider smoking as offensive as chewing was formally considered. as it is practically abandoned now, so i believe smoking will be.third--having entered upon work, continue in that line of work. fight it out on that line (except in extreme cases), for it matters little what avenue a young man finds first. success can be attained in any branch of human labor. there is always room at the top in every pursuit. concentrate all your thought and energy upon the performance of your duties. put all your eggs into one basket and then watch that basket, do not scatter your shot. the man who is director in a half dozen railroads and three or four manufacturing companies, or who tries at one and the same time to work a farm, a factory, a line of street cars, a political party and a store, rarelyamounts to much. he may be concerned in the management of more than one business enterprise, but they should all be of the one kind, which he understands. the great successes of life are made by concentration.fourth--do not think a man has done his full duty when he has performed the work assigned him. a man will never rise if he does only this. promotion comes from exceptional work.a man must discover where his employer’s interests can be served beyond the range of the special work allotted to him; and whenever he sees his employer’s interests suffer, or wherever the latter’s interests can be promoted, tell him so. differ from your employers upon what you think his mistakes. you will never make much of a success if you do not learn the needs and opportunities of your own branch much better than your employer can possibly do. you have been told to “obey orders if you break owners.”do no such foolish thing. if your employer starts upon a course which you think will prove injurious, tell him so, protest, give your reasons, and stand to them unless convinced you are wrong. it is the young man who does this, that capital wants for a partner or for a son-in-law.fifth--whatever your wages are, save a little. live within your means. the heads of stores, farms, banks, lawyers’offices, physicians’offices, insurance companies, mills and factories are not seeking capital; they are seeking brains and business habits. the man who saves a little from his income has given the surest indication of the qualities which every employer is seeking for.sixth--never speculate. never buy or sell grain or stocks upon a margin. if you have savings, invest them in solid securities, lands or property. the man who gambles upon the exchanges is in the condition of the man who gambles at the gaming table. he rarely, if ever, makes a permanent success. his judgment goes; his faculties are snapped; and his end, as a rule, is nervous prostration after an unworthy and useless life.seventh--if you ever enter business for yourself, never indorse for others. it is dishonest. all your resources and all your credit are the sacred property of the men who have trusted you; and until you have surplus cash and owe no man, it is dishonest to give your name as an indorser to others. give the cash you can spare, if you wish, to help a friend.your name is too sacred to give.。
世界十大富豪创业史-回复世界十大富豪创业史:揭秘世界财富之巅的创业之路引言:自古以来,人们一直都对财富有着极大的向往。
在20世纪以来,众多企业家以其独特的创业理念和敏锐的商业洞察力,成功地在商业舞台上崭露头角,最终成为世界十大富豪之一。
本文将采取时间线的方式,逐步揭秘这些富豪从创业开始到如今长盛不衰的创业之路。
第一章:亨利·福特(1863-1947):生产线的魔力亨利·福特是美国汽车制造业的奠基者,他不仅通过引进生产线的概念改进了生产效率,而且以T型车的大规模生产使得汽车变得平民化。
福特的成功举世闻名,他赢得了全球商业和工程界的尊重,并成为美国第一个真正意义上的亿万富翁。
第二章:安德鲁·卡内基(1835-1919):垄断帝国的巅峰安德鲁·卡内基是美国钢铁行业的垄断巨头。
他通过垄断手段控制了美国钢铁市场,成为了19世纪末20世纪初美国最富有的人之一。
卡内基通过整合产业链,实现了钢铁行业的垄断,为他的个人财富创造了巨大的增长空间。
第三章:约翰·洛克菲勒(1839-1937):石油时代的巨人约翰·洛克菲勒是美国石油行业的第一位巨头。
他创办的标准石油公司成为了19世纪末20世纪初美国最大的企业之一,通过垄断手段和水平整合,控制了美国石油市场的大部分份额。
洛克菲勒的个人财富在当时达到了可观的数额。
第四章:比尔·盖茨(1955-):计算机革命的领军人物比尔·盖茨是微软公司的创办人之一,他通过将计算机的操作系统推向市场,成功地将微软打造成了全球最大的软件公司之一。
盖茨凭借他对技术的远见和商业的敏锐洞察力,成为了世界上首位被评为亿万富翁的年轻企业家。
第五章:乔布斯(1955-2011):苹果的创意天才史蒂夫·乔布斯是苹果公司的创始人之一,他通过推出一系列革命性的产品,如Macintosh电脑、iPod、iPhone和iPad等,改变了人们对科技产品的认识,使苹果成为全球最受欢迎的科技品牌之一。
【导语】别⼈评判你的往往是成功的次数,没有⼈会特别在意你失败了多少次。
⽽我成功的记录和屡败屡战的记录成正⽐。
以下“通往成功之路的英语名⾔【三篇】”由⽆忧考整理发布,欢迎阅读参考!更多相关讯息请关注⽆忧考! 【篇⼀】 In victory, you deserve Champagne. In defeat you need it. Napoleon Bonaparte 胜利时,你值得拥有⾹槟。
战败时,你需要⾹槟。
——拿破仑·波拿巴 I drink Champagne when I win, to celebrate; And I drink Champagne when I lose, to console myself. Napoleon Bonaparte ⾹槟是我胜利时赢得的奖赏,失败时寻求的慰藉。
——拿破仑·波拿巴 Nothing makes the future look so rosy as to contemplate it through a glass of Chambertin. Napoleon Bonaparte 只有透过⼀杯⾹贝坦红葡萄酒注视的未来才会如此美好。
——拿破仑·波拿巴 Beer is made by men, wine by God. Martin Luther 啤酒是⼈造的,葡萄酒是神创的。
——马丁·路德 Wine improves with age. Anonymous 美酒陈年味更醇。
——佚名 Life is too short to drink bad wine. Anonymous ⼈⽣如此短暂,喝酒要喝好酒。
——佚名 Either give me more wine or leave me alone. Rumi 要么再给我⼀点葡萄酒,要么让我⼀个⼈呆着。
——鲁⽶ Give me wine to wash me clean of the weather-stains of cares Ralph Waldo Emerson 给我酒来洗刷我的忧虑。
世界顶级企业家经典励志名言一、钢铁大王-安德鲁.卡内基安德里.卡内基,通过自己的辛勤努力,抓住机会,一步一步走上成功之路,成为美国的钢铁大王。
经典励志语录:苦难是金,永远都不要因为自己所受的苦难而抱怨人生。
对金钱执迷的人是品格卑贱的人。
二、金融寡头-摩根J.P.摩根,1837年4月17日出生在美国康涅狄格州哈特福德成一个富有的商人家庭。
是摩根财团的创始人和奠基人,美国华尔街著名的金融寡头。
财富经验:开源比节约更重要。
政府和法律没法做的事,让钱来做。
个人的信用是财产,公众的荣誉是保障金。
金钱买不到人格三、企业典范-亨利.福特福特公司的创始人亨利.福特不仅创立了福特公司,还创造了“流水线生产”,率先实行每周五日工作制,成为现代企业的典范。
经典励志语录:如果你要开创一番事业,那麽下班的铃声只是你开始思考的信号。
一个人或一小撮人聚敛财富是无用的,因为这最终也会危害他们的利益。
四、石油大王-约翰.戴维森.洛克菲勒洛克菲勒,1839年出生,16岁时在一家商行做记账,19岁时与人合办公司。
1865年,买下合办公司的另一半股份,独立经营。
经典励志语录:培养一种兴趣,产生把钱花的足以令人满意的效果。
五、旅馆大王-康拉德.希尔顿希尔顿创造了他一生中最辉煌的一页,用1.1亿美元的巨资买下了有“世界酒店皇帝”美称的“斯塔特拉酒店系列”,这是一个拥有10家一流饭店的连锁酒店。
我确信,有大量金钱必然带来幸福这一假设是错误的五、旅馆大王-康拉德.希尔顿希尔顿创造了他一生中最辉煌的一页,用1.1亿美元的巨资买下了有“世界酒店皇帝”美称的“斯塔特拉酒店系列”,这是一个拥有10家一流饭店的连锁酒店。
经典励志语录:完成大事业的先导是伟大的梦想。
信用是我生命中的血液,我绝不宣布破产。
做生意的唯一技巧,就是如何赚了钱而又能够使人满意。
微笑是公司最有效的商标,比任何广告都有利。
六、漫画大王-奥尔特.迪斯尼奥尔特.迪斯尼,永远承认合作对他伟大成就的价值,认为也许合作是造就他的伟大的直接原因。
44.The Road to Success----Andrew CarnegieIt is well that young men should begin at the beginning and occupy the most subordinate positions. Many of the leading business men of Pittsburg had a serious responsibility thrust upon them at the very threshold of their career. They were introduced to the broom, and spent the first hours of their business lives sweeping out the office. I notice we have janitors and janitresses now in offices, and our young men unfortunately miss that salutary branch of a business education. But if by chance the professional sweeper is absent any morning the boy who has the genius of the future partner in him will not hesitate to try his hand at the broom. The other day a fond fashionable mother in Michigan asked a young man whether he had ever seen a young lady sweep in a room so grandly as her Priscilla. He said no, he never had, and the mother was gratified beyond measure, but then said he, after a pause, “What I should like to see her do is sweep out a room.” It does not hurt th e newest comer to sweep out the office if necessary. I was one of those sweepers myself.Assuming that you have all obtained employment and are fairly started, my advice to you is “aim high.” I would not give a fig for the young man who does not already see himself the partner or the head of an important firm. Do not rest content for a moment in your thoughts as head clerk, or foreman, or general manager in any concern, no matter how extensive. Say each to yourself.” My place is at the top.” Be king in you r dreams.And here is the prime condition of success, the great secret: concentrate your energy, thought, and capital exclusively upon the business in which you are engaged. Having begun in one line, resolve to fight it out on that line, to lead in it; adopt every improvement, have the best machinery, and know the most of it.The concerns which fail are those which have scattered their capital, which means that they have scattered their brains also. They have investment in this, or that, or the other, her e, there and everywhere. “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket” is all wrong. I tell you “put all your eggs in one basket, and then watch that basket.” Look round you and take notice; men who do that do not often fail. It is easy to watch and carry the basket. It is trying to carry too much basket that breaks most eggs in this country. He who carries three baskets must put one on his head, which is apt to tumble and trip him up. One fault of the American business man is lack of concentration.To summarize what I have said: Aim for the highest; never enter a bar-room; do not touch liquor, or if at all only at meals; never speculate, never indorse beyond your surplus cash fund; make the firm’s interest yours; break orders always to save owners; concentrate; put all your eggs in one basket, and watch that basket; expenditure always within revenue; lastly, be not impatient, for, as Emerson says, “no one can cheat out of ultimate success but yourselves,”I congratulate poor young men upon being born to that ancient and honorable degree which renders it necessary that they should devote themselves to hard work. We have in this city creditable instances of such young men, who have pressed to the front rank of our best and most useful citizens. These deserve great credit. But the vast majority of the sons of rich men are unable to resist the temptations to which wealth subjects them, and sink to unworthy lives. I would almost as soon leave a young man a curse, as burden him with the almighty dollar. It is not from this class you have rivalry to fear. The partner’s sons will not trouble you much. Look out for the boy who has to plunge into work direst from the common school and who begins by sweeping out the office. He is the probable dark horse that you had better watch.词语注释1.subordinate:下属.服从,文中“subordinate position”是指“从最底层做起”。
2.threshold:开始,开端,极限,文中“at the very threshold of their career”,指“许多商界精英刚刚入行时”。
3.janitor:看门人,文中“janitress”是指“女性的守卫,女性的门警”。
4.“My place is at the top”是指“我的位置在最高层”,这是作者主张的一种确立远大目标的方式。
5.exclusively排外的,专有的,文中“capital exclusively upon the business in which you are engaged”指的是“最终成为你所从事那一行业的领导级人物”。
6.machinery [总称]机器,机械7.tumble:翻倒,摔倒8.expenditure:支出,花费9.temptation:诱惑,诱惑物10.plunge into投入,跳入安德鲁.卡内基(Andrew Carnegie):美国著名的钢铁大王、慈善家。
出生于苏格兰,13岁时与家人来到美国。
他创办了著名的卡内基钢铁公司,为钢铁行业作出了巨大的贡献。
l890年,他从钢铁行业中急流勇退,开始把自己的财产捐献给社会,总额达3亿多美金,成为美国乃至世界的一个传奇。