He Can Who Thinks He Can by Orison Swett Marden

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He Can Who Thinks He Can is a book by Orison Swett Marden, first published in 1908. This compact classic of positive thinking and practical motivation gathers essays and short papers in which Marden argues that character, persistence and right mental attitude — not luck or birth — are the true engines of success. Written in plain, punchy prose, the book offers advice on self-confidence, perseverance, leadership and everyday habits that produce results. It reads like a handbook for personal development, full of memorable aphorisms and real-world examples that encourage readers to turn belief into action. Rooted in the late-19th/early-20th century New Thought tradition but aimed at everyday readers, the book influenced generations of self-help and motivational writing by insisting the “golden opportunity” lies within the individual. Its emphasis on willpower, industriousness and steady optimism makes it useful today for anyone looking for timeless guidance on improving mindset, building resilience, and achieving practical success.

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