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Orison Swett Marden (1848–1924) was an American author and entrepreneur. He primarily wrote "how-to" advice for achieving success. In fact, he is considered a founding father of the modern-day self-development and success movement and launched "SUCCESS" magazine in 1897. He dedicated much of his work to helping others develop their personal lives and professional careers.
"He Can Who Thinks He Can" is a motivational and self-improvement book. It highlights the roles of self-confidence and positive thinking in achieving success. You’ll learn the incredible power of belief and determination: You can accomplish nearly anything when you think you can. Learn how to harness your personal power, overcome obstacles, and relentlessly pursue your goals.
This motivational piece emphasizes the power of belief and positive thinking in achieving success. Some vital points it makes include:
The book serves as a motivational guide, encouraging you to harness the power of belief, think positively, achieve your goals, and realize your potential.
The book examines how self-belief and positive thoughts help you achieve personal success. The various essays can inspire your growth and self-improvement.
Depending on the edition, this book typically runs between 200–250 pages.
This book was initially published in 1908.
This book has several editions and comes in audiobook and e-book formats.
You can find this in the Building Self-Confidence Books category.
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For similar personal development and success reading, check out Napoleon Hill’s "Think and Grow Rich" or Dale Carnegie’s "How to Win Friends and Influence People."
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“Success is not measured by what you accomplish, but by the opposition you have encountered, and the courage with which you have maintained the struggle against overwhelming odds.”
Aside from the quaint writing style, which I enjoyed, the book is a compass for moral and financial success.
There's nothing here that hasn't been repeated often and loudly, but I found the lessons illuminating. A good blueprint for a successful life.
It can be a bit preachy at times, but overall, I enjoyed reading it.

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