I was introduced to Orison Swett Marden’s works when I read The Miracle of Right Thought in 1960, following my journey with Think and Grow Rich and The Master Key, by Hill and Haanel respectively.
Most of you know I enjoy sharing these book for Free with anyone interested in reading and studying them.
If you do not have copies here are links to Free PDF’s copies:
Think and Grow Rich
The Master Key
The Miracle of Right Thought
What I really wanted to focus on today is Marden’s work, An Iron Will, published 1910.
From Wikipedia:
Orison Sweet Marden is also know as the Founder of Success Magazine in 1897. It was later combined with the a magazine from Clement Stone and and actually Og Mandino was president of the magazine in the 1970’s.
I have been intrigued with several of his pamphlets, most notably An Iron Will and have decided to narrate the entire text and have available to your “listening pleasure”
The one section that struck me the most was section on Persistence
Napoleon Hill said “Most great people have attained their greatest success just one step beyond their greatest failure.” and not taking that final step
Take a moment and listen to the narration and let me know your thoughts on delivery,
cadence etc., along with the powerful content.
Your input will help us produce a quality audio Book, that will help others develop the skill set of Persistency
Chuck , your audio is very well spoken and is truly something that people could benefit from. I can see it being great words of inspiration in helping create a new generation of people who care about a work ethic and not one of believing that welfare is a career. Thank you for all you do in sharing your words of wisdom with the world using the tools provided in the world wide web.
Thanks Sam,
I appreciate your visit and know that your new venture, Unseen Talents will be a success. Looking forward to more of your comments and updates on our Talk Show You Can Build It
I really love the audio. It was read with globally covered audience Ini mind.Am from Nigera, with pleasure, I listen to your voice several times in penetrative states. Thank you, Bartok.
Thank you, Salau.
We also have the Complete Free audio of Napoleon Hill’s Think and Grow Rich available here
Audio Think and Grow Ric
look forward to hearing more from you. By the way your link attached went to 404 error code
I have always enjoyed listening to your orations. Your emphasis and cadence seems natural and at the same time the delivery keeps the listener engrossed and attentive. Listening to your readings reminds me of the days listening to my grandfather telling me stories when I was a young boy.