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How they succeeded
Life Stories of Successful Men and Women Told by ThemselvesBy Orison Swett MardenLength7h 10m
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THE GREAT INTEREST manifested in the life-stories of successful men and women, which have been published from time to time in the magazine Success, has actuated their production in book form. Many of these sketches have been revised and rewritten, and new ones have been added. They all contain the elements that make men and women successful; and they are intended to show that character, energy, and an indomitable ambition will succeed in the world, and that in this land, where all men are born equal and have an equal chance in life, there is no reason for despair. I believe that the ideal book for youth should deal with concrete examples; for that which is taken from real life is far more effective than that which is culled from fancy. Character building, its uplifting, energizing force, has been made the basic principle of this work.
Contents
Introductory Note
1. Marshall Field
2. Bell Telephone Talk
3. Why The American People Like Helen Gould
4. Philip D. Armour’s Business Career
5. What Miss Mary E. Proctor Did To Popularize Astronomy
6. The Boyhood Experience Of President Schurman Of Cornell University
7. The Story Of John Wanamaker
8. Giving Up Five Thousand Dollars A Year To Become A Sculptor
9. Questions And Answers: Business Pointers By Darius Ogden Mills
10. Nordica: What It Costs To Become A Queen Of Song
11. How William Dean Howells Worked To Secure A Foothold
12. John D. Rockefeller
13. The Author Of The Battle Hymn Of The Republic - Her Views Of Education For Young Women
14. A Talk With Edison
15. A Fascinating Story
16. Carnegie As A Metal Worker
17. Herreshoff, The Yacht Builder
18. A Successful Novelist: Fame After Fifty
19. How Theodore Thomas Brought The People Nearer To Music
20. John Burroughs At Home: The Hut On The Hill Top
21. Vreeland’s Romantic Story: How He Came To Transport A Million Passengers A Day
22. How James Whitcomb Riley Came To Be Master Of The Hoosier Dialect
Audiobook details
Rating★★★★ 4.0 (174)
Includes Amazon, Goodreads, LibraryThing
GenreSpirituality and Religion, Self-Help
Length7 hrs 10 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateJul 14, 2022
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introductory Note
21. Marshall Field
32. Bell Telephone Talk
43. Why The American People Like Helen Gould
54. Philip D. Armour’s Business Career
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65. What Miss Mary E. Proctor Did To Popularize Astronomy
76. The Boyhood Experience Of President Schurman Of Cornell University
87. The Story Of John Wanamaker
98. Giving Up Five Thousand Dollars A Year To Become A Sculptor
109. Questions And Answers: Business Pointers By Darius Ogden Mills
1110. Nordica: What It Costs To Become A Queen Of Song
1211. How William Dean Howells Worked To Secure A Foothold
1312. John D. Rockefeller
1413. The Author Of The Battle Hymn Of The Republic - Her Views Of Education For Young Women
1514. A Talk With Edison
1615. A Fascinating Story
1716. Carnegie As A Metal Worker
1817. Herreshoff, The Yacht Builder
1918. A Successful Novelist: Fame After Fifty
2019. How Theodore Thomas Brought The People Nearer To Music
2120. John Burroughs At Home: The Hut On The Hill Top
2221. Vreeland’s Romantic Story: How He Came To Transport A Million Passengers A Day
2322. How James Whitcomb Riley Came To Be Master Of The Hoosier Dialect