Do you know what you most want to do and be in the world?
The Triumph of the Man Who Acts shows you how to find the answer, act on it, and succeed. Its author, Edward Earle Purinton, was the early twentieth century's leading health and efficiency expert, a best-selling author, and advisor to titans of industry. Indeed, this essay collection sold over 700,000 copies within months of its initial 1916 release.
Now, you too can benefit from his simple, time-tested techniques, gathered in this reprinted volume, and edited for the modern reader. Purinton shows you how to:
This book will allow you to uncover your greatest self. Discover the transformative wisdom contained within this self-improvement classic today.
FOREWORD
A GUIDE TO THE MODERN READER
I. PRODUCTIVITY
CHAPTER 1: The Triumph of the Man Who Acts
CHAPTER 2: Daily Guide to Success
CHAPTER 3: The Boon of Concentration
CHAPTER 4: The Efficient Optimist
CHAPTER 5: How to Succeed
CHAPTER 6: Efficiency Is Service
II. HEALTH
CHAPTER 7: A Sound Body and the Efficient Life
CHAPTER 8: Unused Powers
CHAPTER 9: Save Your Nerves
III. HAPPINESS
CHAPTER 10: How to Achieve Happiness
CHAPTER 11: Causes of Unhappiness
CHAPTER 12: How to Be Happy
CHAPTER 13: Enjoying Ourselves
CHAPTER 14: Ought To Versus Want To
IV. RELATIONSHIPS
CHAPTER 15: Bravery, Breadth, Brotherhood
CHAPTER 16: Ways of Reading Character
CHAPTER 17: Man and His Community
CHAPTER 18: The Fine Art of Giving
V. FREEDOM
CHAPTER 19: Freedom the Goal of Life
CHAPTER 20: A Declaration of Freedom
CHAPTER 21: "Thank You, Pain"
CHAPTER 22: When Love Comes