Pushing to the Front with An Iron Will (Annotated) (Timeless Wisdom Collection Book 1)
Book Details
Author(s)Orison Swett Marden
PublisherBusiness and Leadership Publishing
ISBN / ASINB00HOMSYOG
ISBN-13978B00HOMSYO2
Sales Rank308,239
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
This book has been annotated to contain a comprehensive history of the New Thought Movement and its influences on the works of Orison Swett Marden, as well as a biography of the author that allows to understand his life and work.
This edition contains the classics Pushing to the Front,volumes 1 and 2, and An Iron Will.
Pushing to the Front, the first book written by Marden, was the single greatest runaway classic in the history of personal development books, when it was published in 1894. Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, Harvey Firestone and J.P. Morgan cited it as inspiration. It was the base of a philosophy that permeates the culture of the twentieth century, since it was influential to all the personal help writers that came after, including great sages like Napoleon Hill and Wallace D. Wattles.
An Iron Will is about harnessing the power of your will to work for you instead of against you. It stresses the importance of the human will in all endeavors, and delineates the steps one needs to take to create discipline and willpower to achieve one's goals.
The author committed his life to gather the messages engraved in the wisdom of the ages, and to transfer them into dozens of volumes and thousands of pages, each and every one of them a true gem.
He brilliantly captured the essence of life, self-development and true success, and therefore, his books are considered ‘the premiere self-help collection of all times’.
Although they are one hundred years old, his books are so current that they seem to have been written precisely for our time. A time where, more than ever, we need achievement, we need balance, perseverance and faith; we need happiness and cheerfulness, but above it all, we need LOVE...
The broadness of his education in history, philosophy, spirituality and more, and his ability to condense and transmit knowledge with remarkable clarity -in an entertaining and engaging way, make these readings a requirement for whoever in this life is searching for success, or just looking for life’s answers.
This edition contains the classics Pushing to the Front,volumes 1 and 2, and An Iron Will.
Pushing to the Front, the first book written by Marden, was the single greatest runaway classic in the history of personal development books, when it was published in 1894. Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, Harvey Firestone and J.P. Morgan cited it as inspiration. It was the base of a philosophy that permeates the culture of the twentieth century, since it was influential to all the personal help writers that came after, including great sages like Napoleon Hill and Wallace D. Wattles.
An Iron Will is about harnessing the power of your will to work for you instead of against you. It stresses the importance of the human will in all endeavors, and delineates the steps one needs to take to create discipline and willpower to achieve one's goals.
The author committed his life to gather the messages engraved in the wisdom of the ages, and to transfer them into dozens of volumes and thousands of pages, each and every one of them a true gem.
He brilliantly captured the essence of life, self-development and true success, and therefore, his books are considered ‘the premiere self-help collection of all times’.
Although they are one hundred years old, his books are so current that they seem to have been written precisely for our time. A time where, more than ever, we need achievement, we need balance, perseverance and faith; we need happiness and cheerfulness, but above it all, we need LOVE...
The broadness of his education in history, philosophy, spirituality and more, and his ability to condense and transmit knowledge with remarkable clarity -in an entertaining and engaging way, make these readings a requirement for whoever in this life is searching for success, or just looking for life’s answers.
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