“Acres of Diamonds” by Russell Conwell is an all time inspirational classic. It is choke-full of wisdom for those who aspire to make more of their lives.
Conwell’s book (originally a lecture) includes several principles for living.
- He admonishes all to become more aware and sensitive of the opportunities that may be closer to you than you think.
- He points outs one should be careful about giving children a very large inheritance lest they fail to learn to work for their wealth.
- He includes the spiritual with a strong reminder to not separate your religion from your business.
- He hammers home the principle of know what people need, then invest yourself in meeting what is needed.
- He concludes by pointing out knowing what people need will give you more knowledge of obtaining a fortune than any amount of capital can give you.
The book is simple. It is full common sense.
Like this:
Like Loading...
Published by Jim Kepler
Meet Jim Kepler, the guy who doesn't just write – he lives and breathes life with a touch of faith. You'll catch him exploring the world, nose buried in books and poetry, scribbling away in coffee shops, and vibing to an eclectic playlist, all through the lens of a Biblical worldview.
Need advice on penning your masterpiece? Jim's got you covered. He says, “Why wait? It's never too late to dive into writing. The present is the perfect time to start.” As an author, poet, and blogger, his words aren't just for show – they resonate with folks across the world.
His numerous books? They're not just books; they're a passion project. Jim's all about helping you know Jesus Christ, making Him your Lord and Savior, and weaving the Bible and Jesus' teachings into your everyday life.
Wanna dive deeper into Jim's world? Hit up his website jimmiekepler.com, drop by on Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), catch him on Instagram and even see and hear him on his YouTube channel. It's a literary journey worth joining!
View all posts by Jim Kepler
“Acres of Diamonds” by Russell Conwell is an all time inspirational classic. It is choke-full of wisdom for those who aspire to make more of their lives.
