"Public Speaking and Influencing Men in Business" is a book written by Dale Carnegie, a renowned author and speaker who is widely regarded as one of the pioneers of the self-help genre. The book is a practical guide to public speaking and business communication, and provides valuable insights and techniques for anyone who wants to improve their ability to persuade, influence, and motivate others.Carnegie begins the book by discussing the importance of effective communication in business and everyday life, and he outlines the key principles of successful public speaking, such as preparation, confidence, and empathy. He then provides detailed advice on how to craft and deliver powerful speeches, including techniques for engaging audiences, handling nervousness, and building rapport.Throughout the book, Carnegie emphasizes the importance of connecting with others on a personal level, and he provides numerous examples and case studies of successful speakers and communicators who have mastered the art of persuasion. He also explores the psychology of influence and persuasion, and shows how understanding the motives and desires of others can help us to achieve our own goals and objectives.In addition to its practical advice on public speaking and communication, "Public Speaking and Influencing Men in Business" is also a fascinating glimpse into the business culture of the early 20th century. Carnegie's examples and anecdotes reflect the social and economic realities of his time, and his insights into the world of business and commerce remain relevant and insightful today.