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He Can Who Thinks He Can
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Orison Swett Marden, the founder of Success Magazine and author of the popular self-help book "He Can Who Thinks He Can," is a household name in the United States. This classic explores how one's outlook can have a significant effect on his or her life, both professionally and personally. Marden examines how one's outlook might change for the better in this inspiring narrative. He is convinced that one's attitude is the most important factor in overcoming adversity and realizing one's goals in life. Marden provides actionable guidance for improving one's outlook on life, stressing the value of optimism, confidence, and resolve. Marden demonstrates the importance of confidence in oneself and the ability to realize one's full potential through interesting anecdotes and concrete examples. Marden exhorts his audience to pursue lofty ideals, establish measurable objectives, and cultivate an insatiable hunger for success.
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