The biggest enemy is yourself

Author: Ma Dun
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Taiwan Jin Shitan Annual Best Motivational Bestseller, the Holy Grail of Success Philosophy Recommended by Motivational Master Napoleon Hill, Jointly Recommended by U.S. President William McKinley and Literary Master Lin Yutang. The Most Authoritative Motivational Read in Bestseller History. A single piece of good advice can influence a life, and a good book can change a destiny. Globally sold 12 million copies, translated into 26 languages.
Great individuals who achieve success generally reap the fruits of a fulfilling life in their later years because they sowed the seeds of success in their youth. — Orison Swett Marston
Marston's books are a tremendous source of inspiration for young readers with noble and lofty aspirations. I believe nothing is more worthy of recommendation to every young American than Marston's books. — William McKinley, 25th President of the United States
I have read almost all of Marston's works, which have helped me develop a philosophy of life based on positive thinking. In my opinion, Marston is as great a writer as Thoreau, Emerson, and Carnegie, and they are all advocates of various levels of thought. — Napoleon Hill, American Success Strategist
I have also experienced the frustrations, negativity, pessimism, and apathy that young people of the times face. After reading Marston's original work, my spirit was greatly rejuvenated, and my perspective on life changed. I introduce Marston's books to young people with similar struggles, hoping they can gain the same uplifting influence from his works. — Lin Yutang, Chinese Literary Master
Frustration, negativity, pessimism, and apathy are prevalent among today's Chinese youth. Some have said that this condition is caused by objective living environments, so it is unlikely to improve in China's social context. In the future, we cannot expect such conditions to disappear. However, we believe that individual subjective effort and a change in personal attitude may at least mitigate these issues. After all, while the environment can shape our spirit, our spirit can also shape our environment!
Taiwan Jin Shitan Annual Best Motivational Bestseller, the Holy Grail of Success Philosophy Recommended by Motivational Master Napoleon Hill, Jointly Recommended by U.S. President William McKinley and Literary Master Lin Yutang. The Most Authoritative Motivational Read in Bestseller History. A single piece of good advice can influence a life, and a good book can change a destiny. Globally sold 12 million copies, translated into 26 languages.
Great individuals who achieve success generally reap the fruits of a fulfilling life in their later years because they sowed the seeds of success in their youth. — Orison Swett Marston
Marston's books are a tremendous source of inspiration for young readers with noble and lofty aspirations. I believe nothing is more worthy of recommendation to every young American than Marston's books. — William McKinley, 25th President of the United States
I have read almost all of Marston's works, which have helped me develop a philosophy of life based on positive thinking. In my opinion, Marston is as great a writer as Thoreau, Emerson, and Carnegie, and they are all advocates of various levels of thought. — Napoleon Hill, American Success Strategist
I have also experienced the frustrations, negativity, pessimism, and apathy that young people of the times face. After reading Marston's original work, my spirit was greatly rejuvenated, and my perspective on life changed. I introduce Marston's books to young people with similar struggles, hoping they can gain the same uplifting influence from his works. — Lin Yutang, Chinese Literary Master
Frustration, negativity, pessimism, and apathy are prevalent among today's Chinese youth. Some have said that this condition is caused by objective living environments, so it is unlikely to improve in China's social context. In the future, we cannot expect such conditions to disappear. However, we believe that individual subjective effort and a change in personal attitude may at least mitigate these issues. After all, while the environment can shape our spirit, our spirit can also shape our environment!