What You Can Do With Your Will Power + The Key to Success (eBook)

Russell Herman Conwell (1843-1925) was a notable American Baptist minister, orator, philanthropist, lawyer, and writer. He is best remembered as the founder of Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and as the author of the inspirational lecture-turned-book, 'Acres of Diamonds.' His work often rallied around themes of personal and professional betterment, focusing on the idea that wealth and fulfillment could be attained by anyone willing to harness their personal will. In his book 'What You Can Do With Your Will Power,' Conwell expounded on the notion that individuals have immense untapped potential, insisting on the importance of self-belief and diligent effort. Likewise, in 'The Key to Success,' he discussed the virtues of perseverance and consistency. Conwell's literary style was deeply rooted in the American self-help tradition of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He emphasized moral and ethical principles as foundational elements of success, intertwining practical advice with moral instruction. Conwell's lectures and literary works served as precursors to contemporary motivational literature, and his teachings continue to resonate with readers seeking to unlock their latent capabilities and achieve prosperity through personal willpower and determination.