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Acres of Diamonds (平装)
by Russell Conwell
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Personal success, Self help |
| Market price: ¥ 108.00
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¥ 98.00
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| MSL Pointer Review:
The potentials we each have inside are the very diamonds on our life acres! Grab this book and grab what you have now under your eyes. |
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Frederick M. Segrest (MSL quote), USA
<2007-05-21 00:00>
This book is small, eloquent, and easy to understand. It is about life, success, money, and priorities, what these things are and aren't, and will continue to challenge the way most of us choose to live our lives for years. |
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A reader (MSL quote), USA
<2007-05-21 00:00>
As a child my father gave me this book to read and I didn't quite understand it all. 15 years later I pulled it out and decided to read it again. I'm so glad I did. My copy is battered, so I'm buying a new one to have to give to my children in the future. This book is incredibly inspirational while remaining logical and lighthearted. An excellent book for a young adult who is on the verge of having to make lifelong decisions. Short and simple to read. |
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Louis Smith (MSL quote), USA
<2007-05-21 00:00>
Whoever said that great things come in small packages, must have had this book in mind. Conwell tells the story of a man who looked for diamonds and travelled the whole world to find them. After years of searching he came back home empty handed. His wife remarried and he was destitute. By accident one day he found the diamonds in his own backyard. The moral is obvious: Examine all the evidence to find truth. Most of the time its right under your nose. Although conwell uses this story to illustrate some matters of business, the message can be applied to anything. The smartest people in the world use the principles in this book whether they know it or not. The smart and succesful are usually in the minority and probably always will be. Others may not grasp the genius in this book, but the principles of success are here. |
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A reader (MSL quote), USA
<2007-05-21 00:00>
So much business wisdom in so little space. There are a number of short stories in this book, which will give anyone reading them excellent business advice. A lot these ideas are now being rediscovered by modern management.This book is also the seminal book for many of our modern "How to" succeed in business books. Mr Conwell's personal story is also extremely interesting and of merit. The funds from the lectures on which this book is based were used to found Temple University in Philadelphia. |
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K. Kathryn Evans (MSL quote), USA
<2007-05-21 00:00>
This book will not appeal to those who think that one's own surroundings offer no advantages. I agree there are some places so remote or lacking in oppritunity that to not relocate is rather a apathetic approach to life. Yet Mr. Conwell is trying to encourage the citizens of a huge city of Philadelphia that money can be made there just as easy as any other big city. I will not reveal how he suggests this can happen but I agree with Mr. Conwell's approach and logic. Helping people meet their goals will have a good effect on your ability to meet your goals. However, I feel that only works if you are dealing with good people. Ethical imbeciles don't play fair and have fun doing it. If one has the chance to meet and deal with decent people, or you encourage that side of them, then Acres of Diamonds is enchanting. I was enchanted. |
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J. Ellis (MSL quote), USA
<2007-05-21 00:00>
This book is a classic motivational story about the potential we each have inside, if we will only but cultivate it. I highly recommend this book to everyone. It is a definite must read for those wanting to achieve higher levels of success. |
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