Author: (USA) Carnegie
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: Mr. Carnegie received very little formal education in his lifetime. At the age of 13, he entered the workforce and by the age of 30, he had established his own business empire. Through his wisdom, frugality, and hard work, he not only created immense wealth for himself but also separated wealth from the world. Over his lifetime, he donated $350 million, establishing 2,509 public libraries. Most of the content in this book consists of Mr. Carnegie's speeches to young people at major events, sharing his business philosophy and advocating his views on wealth. It includes discussions on the nature of business such as "The Nature of Business" and "The Path to Business Success," explorations into the essence of wealth like "How to Get Rich" and "Wealth and Its Uses," warnings to young people such as "The Value of an Educated Employee" and "Making Frugality a Duty," as well as his classic pamphlet "The Gospel of Wealth."
How to Build a Business Empire
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