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The Little Engine That Could

Book • 1930

The Little Engine That Could is a timeless American folktale that has inspired generations with its message of perseverance and determination.

The story follows a small engine that, despite its size, successfully pulls a heavy train over a mountain after larger engines refuse to help.

The tale is celebrated for its positive themes and has been widely recognized as one of the most beloved children's books.

Mentioned by

Errol McClendon

Mentioned in 4 episodes

Mentioned by

Chip Conley

as a book that defined him.

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Mentioned by

Jennifer Clark

, comparing her team's persistence to the story's theme of perseverance.

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Mentioned by

Jeremy Haynes

as a children's book that serves as a trigger point for entering a focused state.

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Mentioned by

Chip Conley

as a book he gave to his employees to inspire a 'can-do' attitude.

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Mentioned by

Dolly Parton

as the first book in her Imagination Library.

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Mentioned by

Errol McClendon

as the second book his father gave him.

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