The Triumph of the Man Who Acts (Annotated) (eBook, ePUB) - Earle Purinton, Edward
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This edition includes the following editor's analysis: The current success of self-help books Originally published in 1916, “The Triumph of the Man Who Acts” is a self-help book by American writer Edward Earle Purinton, the early twentieth century's leading health and efficiency expert, a best-selling author, and advisor to titans of industry.
Do you know what you most want to do and be in the world? “The Triumph of the Man Who Acts” shows you how to find the answer, act on it, and succeed. This book will allow you to uncover your greatest self. Discover the transformative wisdom contained…mehr

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  • This edition includes the following editor's analysis: The current success of self-help books

Originally published in 1916, “The Triumph of the Man Who Acts” is a self-help book by American writer Edward Earle Purinton, the early twentieth century's leading health and efficiency expert, a best-selling author, and advisor to titans of industry.

Do you know what you most want to do and be in the world?
“The Triumph of the Man Who Acts” shows you how to find the answer, act on it, and succeed.
This book will allow you to uncover your greatest self. Discover the transformative wisdom contained within this self-improvement classic. Indeed, this essay collection sold over 700,000 copies within months of its initial release.

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Edward Earl Purinton (1878-1943) was a leading American health and efficiency expert during the early twentieth century. His books and manuals sold over 10 million copies in 20 countries. His work was endorsed by F.W. Woolworth, John D. Rockefeller Jr., the Archbishop of Canterbury, and countless others. Purinton used his methods to advise leading industrialists on optimal efficiency and teach the common person how to be productive, healthy, happy, and successful.