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Samuel Smiles Self Help

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Samuel Smiles (23 December 1812 – 16 April 1904), was a Scottish author and government reformer. He is [more]

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SAMUEL SMILES SELF HELP

Education
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Ages 18 and up
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Samuel Smiles (23 December 1812 – 16 April 1904), was a Scottish author and government reformer. He is most known for writing Self-Help, which "elevated [Smiles] to celebrity status: almost overnight, he became a leading pundit and much-consulted guru".[1]Born in Haddington, East Lothian, Scotland, Smiles was the son of Janet Wilson of Dalkeith and Samuel Smiles of Haddington. He was one of eleven surviving children. While his family members were strict Cameronians, he did not practice. He studied at a local school, leaving at the age of 14. [more]

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Samuel Smiles Self Help (fiscle part-IV)

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Samuel Smiles (23 December 1812 – 16 April 1904), was a Scottish author and government reformer. He is [more]

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Samuel Smiles Self Help (Fiscle Part-3 Of 1)

Self-Help
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87468 Words
Ages 18 and up
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"Heaven Helps Those Who Help Themselves" Is A Well-Tried Maxim, Embodying In A Small Compass The Results Of Vast Human Experience. The Spirit Of Self-Help Is The Root Of All Genuine Growth In The Individual; And, Exhibited In The Lives Of Many, It Constitutes The True Source Of National Vigour And Strength. Help From Without Is Often Enfeebling In Its Effects, But Help From Within Invariably Invigorates. Whatever Is Done For Men Or Classes, To A Certain Extent Takes Away The Stimulus And Necessity Of Doing For Themselves; And Where Men Are Subjected To Over-Guidance And Over- Government, The Inevitable Tendency Is To Render Them Comparatively Helpless. [more]

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Samuel Smiles Self Help (Fiscle Part 4) Of 1

Self-Help
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Ages 18 and up
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"The Worth Of A State, In The Long Run, Is The Worth Of The Individuals Composing It."--J. S. Mill. "We Put Too Much Faith In Systems, And Look Too Little To Men."--B. Disraeli. "Heaven Helps Those Who Help Themselves" Is A Well-Tried Maxim, Embodying In A Small Compass The Results Of Vast Human Experience. The Spirit Of Self-Help Is The Root Of All Genuine Growth In The Individual; And, Exhibited In The Lives Of Many, It Constitutes The True Source Of National Vigour And Strength. Help From Without Is Often Enfeebling In Its Effects, But Help From Within Invariably Invigorates. Whatever Is Done For Men Or Classes, To A Certain Extent Takes Away The Stimulus And Necessity Of Doing For Themselves; And Where Men Are Subjected To Over-Guidance And Over- Government, The Inevitable Tendency Is To Render Them Comparatively Helpless. [more]

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Samuel Smiles Self Help with Illustrations Of Conduct And Perseverance

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Samuel Smiles (23 December 1812 – 16 April 1904), was a Scottish author and government reformer. He is [more]

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Rufus Ordor SELF HELP: THE SECRET OF SELF CONFIDENCE, THE ULTIMATE TO BUILDING SELF CONFIDENCE AND ABUNDANT MIND

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HOW TO GET SELF-CONFIDENCE is the central issue when tackling about the development of self-confidence in an individual who, for long, have believed that his self-worth is deficient. It goes without saying that those confident individuals can bear themselves better than those who have lower sense of the "self". They are the achievers, the people of the limelight, the center of society. They walk straight, speak their meanings very well and influence people, both subtly and obviously. In short, they are those who care recognizable even from afar. Sometimes, self-confident people are very much loved by society. It is perhaps due to their charisma or they are, by nature very amiable.However, there are those self-confident individuals who, just by leaving makes the room lighter. These are two very dissimilar displays of self-confidence. One, destroys a person's credibility and the other intensifies his personality. And obviously, you would not want the consequences of being too confident of yourself that the people no longer see you as effective, instead they see you as annoyance to their daily affairs. Self-confidence comes from within. Outside stimulation may help but it would all still boil down to knowing yourself and using that knowl- edge to gain confidence. To get self-confidence, you must realize that your limitations mustnot limit you and your attributes must not destroy you. Instead, use all these factors to develop a personality that would be productive for you and all those that surround you. [more]

Keywords: Self confidence books, Self help books, Self help books for teens, Self help books for men, Self help books for women, Self help books for women mental health

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Samuel Smiles Self Help (Fiscle Part-Xi)

Self-Help
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Ages 18 and up
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"The Worth Of A State, In The Long Run, Is The [more]

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Samuel Smiles Self Help (Fiscle Part-3 Of 2)

Self-Help
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Ages 18 and up
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Hazlitt, In One Of His Clever Essays, Represents The Man Of Business As A Mean Sort Of Person Put In A Go-Cart, Yoked To A Trade Or Profession; Alleging That All He Has To Do Is, Not To Go Out Of The Beaten Track, But Merely To Let His Affairs Take Their Own Course. "The Great Requisite," He Says, "For The Prosperous Management Of Ordinary Business Is The Want Of Imagination, Or Of Any Ideas But Those Of Custom And Interest On The Narrowest Scale." {24} But Nothing Could Be More One-Sided, And In Effect Untrue, Than Such A Definition. Of Course, There Are Narrow-Minded Men Of Business, As There Are Narrow-Minded Scientific Men, Literary Men, And Legislators; But There Are Also Business Men Of Large And Comprehensive Minds, Capable Of Action On The Very Largest Scale. [more]

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Samuel Smiles Self Help (Fiscle Part 4) Of 2

Self-Help
English
64962 Words
Ages 18 and up
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"Den Muthigen Gehort Die Welt."--German Proverb. "In Every Work That He Began . . . He Did It With All His Heart, And Prospered."--Ii. Chron. Xxxi. 21. There Is A Famous Speech Recorded Of An Old Norseman, Thoroughly Characteristic Of The Teuton. "I Believe Neither In Idols Nor Demons," Said He, "I Put My Sole Trust In My Own Strength Of Body And Soul." The Ancient Crest Of A Pickaxe With The Motto Of "Either I Will Find A Way Or Make One," Was An Expression Of The Same Sturdy Independence Which To This Day Distinguishes The Descendants Of The Northmen. [more]

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