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A Road to Prosperity - Ultimate Collection - cover

A Road to Prosperity - Ultimate Collection

Wallace D. Wattles, William Walker Atkinson, P. T. Barnum, Benjamin Franklin, Orison Swett Marden, James Allen, Russell Conwell, Henry Harrison Brown, Thorstein Veblen, Emile Coue, Kahlil Gibran, Marcus Aurelius, Niccolo Machiavelli, Lao Tzu, B. F. Austin, Charles F. Haanel, Robert Collier, Elbert Hubbard, William Crosbie Hunter, Harry A. Lewis, Florence Scovel Shinn

Translator George Long, W. K. Marriott

Publisher: Musaicum Books

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A Road to Prosperity - Ultimate Collection masterfully encapsulates an illuminating exploration of success, personal growth, and economic theories, encompassing a spectrum of literary styles from philosophical introspection to pragmatic advice. This anthology juxtaposes timeless wisdom with practical methodology, weaving through the words of some of the most influential thinkers across ages. The collection's signature pieces delve deep into personal motivation, the psychology of wealth, and the spiritual dimensions of prosperity, providing a unique panoramic view of the pursuit of affluence and personal achievement within varying historical and cultural frameworks. The authors and editors, who range from ancient philosophers like Marcus Aurelius to modern self-help pioneers such as Wallace D. Wattles and Orison Swett Marden, lend a diversely rich perspective to the anthology. These contributors have been pivotal in shaping not only the self-help and motivational landscapes but also in influencing economic and philosophical discourses. By integrating texts that span millennia, from the musings of Lao Tzu to the economic critiques of Thorstein Veblen, this collection facilitates a holistic dialogue on prosperity, intertwining moral, economic, and psycho-social threads. A Road to Prosperity - Ultimate Collection is an indispensable resource for anyone eager to explore multifaceted views on success and personal development. The anthology invites readers to traverse through a labyrinth of wisdom laid down through centuries, offering a rare synthesis of reflective and actionable knowledge. Engaging with this collection promises not only a deeper understanding of wealth and prosperity but also stimulates a profound encounter with the philosophies that have shaped human pursuit of a flourishing life.
Available since: 01/04/2022.
Print length: 3785 pages.

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