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This book is a business classic that redefined the leadership skills of people after World War I. It is made up of chronicles of lives of some of the most popular people in the 20th century, including former U.S. president D. F. Roosevelt and the steel king, Charles Schwarb. The book
The Law of Success is considered a classical book for its core is how to attain success, the ultimate goal of humanity ever since its creation, through applying fifteen principles. These principles help man harness his powers, overcome his weaknesses, and channel his talents toward a “definite chief aim”. Ever since
Is there a certain key to riches? A surefire secret to riches that is established and proven? If a secret like that exists, it can only be found in the minds of the most successful men on earth, people who built an empire from scratch. That was the task given to