The Magic Lamp of Aladdin - Opening the Gateway to Wealth (7 Presidents' Thoughts Written in the Book!)

Author: (USA) Roger A. Lanoue, translated by Wen Gang
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: We cannot all make great discoveries like Newton, Faraday, or Edison, nor create timeless works like Michelangelo or Raphael. But we can seize ordinary opportunities and make them extraordinary, thereby making our lives more magnificent.
—Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States
In any environment or situation, maintain a clear mind; stay calm when others lose their composure; and maintain sound judgment when others do foolish and laughable things. Those who can do this always possess great stability and are balanced and self-controlled individuals.
—Winston Churchill, British Prime Minister
Aladdin is a figure from Arabic folklore. The magic lamp he possesses can grant the owner any wish, and whoever owns it will be prosperous for a lifetime. This book tells nine stories long cherished in the West and derives from them the wealth principles that can benefit a lifetime. Among them, the forewords by seven U.S. Presidents, including Franklin D. Roosevelt, and two industrial giants, John D. Rockefeller and Henry Ford, are included, reflecting their thoughts on the book's content.