The Strangest Secret In The World - Earl Nightingale

The Strangest Secret by Earl Nightingale.

Earl Nightingale was a pioneering American radio speaker, author, and motivational writer renowned for his work in personal development and self-help. Born in Los Angeles, California, Nightingale’s early life was marked by hardship and adversity. His service in World War II profoundly influenced his perspective on life and success.

In 1956, Nightingale achieved national acclaim with his recording “The Strangest Secret,” which was one of the first spoken-word recordings to achieve gold record status. This influential work solidified his reputation as a leading voice in the self-help movement. Nightingale’s philosophy centered around the power of thinking positively and setting clear goals, advocating that “We become what we think about.” Over his career, he authored several books and recorded numerous programs that have inspired millions to pursue personal and professional success. Nightingale’s legacy continues through his teachings, which remain relevant in the fields of personal development and motivational speaking.

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Speaker: Earl Nightingale

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