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Center · 05-27-2009, 07:40 PM

Interesting.

Would you then agree that the influence of Dale Carnegie was equal to the influence of a relative 'nobody'?

I tend to view influence in the realm of possibility. We all may have the same possibility for X amount of influence but until we perform the equation (working on yourSelf) with the highest variables we cannot equal the influence of someone who includes larger variables.

I suppose in my case it then becomes a question of what the variables are.

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Center YaHookan Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: on my way home Posts: 743 Thanks: 13 Thanked 103 Times in 72 Posts	Interesting. Would you then agree that the influence of Dale Carnegie was equal to the influence of a relative 'nobody'? I tend to view influence in the realm of possibility. We all may have the same possibility for X amount of influence but until we perform the equation (working on yourSelf) with the highest variables we cannot equal the influence of someone who includes larger variables. I suppose in my case it then becomes a question of what the variables are.