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Self-help; with illustrations of character and conduct
Book • 1859
Published in 1859, 'Self-Help' by Samuel Smiles is a landmark in the self-help genre, advocating for personal initiative and character development.
The book uses biographical examples to illustrate how individuals can achieve success through determination and self-improvement.
It combines Victorian morality with free market principles, highlighting the importance of education, thrift, and sound character.
The book uses biographical examples to illustrate how individuals can achieve success through determination and self-improvement.
It combines Victorian morality with free market principles, highlighting the importance of education, thrift, and sound character.
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Julia Keller
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When to Quit and Walk Away & Why We Are Drawn to the Water - SYSK Choice
Mentioned as Samuel Smiles' runaway hit book, which ushered in the modern genre of self-help.
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Self-help Books Throughout History
