PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT A Piece of Learning

A knowledge book on personality development dedicated to the students of India. It is a piece of learning on etiquette and manners. It contains twelve chapters on Moral Aspects of Personality Development like this : 1. Definition of Personality 2. Essentials for Personality3. Personality Matters Much4. Improve your Character5. Stick to Your Guns 6. Change Yourself First 7. Check Your Negative Emotions8. Mind Control 9. Self-realization10. Relieve Yourself 11. Positive Thinker and 12. Teachings from the Gita. Further, it contains sixteen chapters on Individual Aspects of Personality Development as such : 1. Meaning of Personality2. Meaning of Success3. Change Yourself4. Self-Confidence5. No More Postponement6. Do It Today7. Goal Setting8. Planning 9. Remove Your Nervousness10. Think Positive11. Sound Health12. Depression13. Stress Management14. Magnetize Your Manners15. Leadership and Motivation and T16. act and Talent. Some learning of Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam is added. The book is written in a simple and conversational language. Students and the youth must read and learn.About the AuthorThe author belongs to the knowledge city Nalanda. He has written several educational books. Most of them are dedicated to the students and the youth of India. His books are as such :1. Art of Conversation : Easy To Learn2. Personality Development : A Piece of Learning3. Etiquette & Manners : Learn Like This4. Dr. Rajendra Prasad : A Multi-Dimensional Statesman of India5. Swami Vivekananda : His Teachings To All6. Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam : An Impetus To The Youth7. Manusmriti The Greatest Knowledge : Code of Social Conduct8. RSS The Pride Of Nation : Mission and Vision are 9. Atal The Invincible : A Grand Parliamentarian.He has done M.A. in English, Library & Information Science and Journalism & Mass Communication. He received his education from Nalanda, Patna, Madras (Chennai), Mysore, Meerut and Delhi. Also, he has completed a brief research work on English Phonetics at self-study and received a letter of appreciation from the University of London, UK.