A. It's your opportunity to benefit from Orison Swett Marden's success wisdom. This package includes the pick of Marden's own titles, in digital format, for you to read on screen or print out.
However you choose to read them, you will discover in these manuscripts the life secrets and business-enhancing insights which made Dr Marden such a highly respected author in his day, advisor to many of his high-achieving contemporaries, including Thomas Edison.

You will also receive unabridged works from more modern success writers - the testimonials for some of these books quote life changing experiences as a direct result of applying the techniqes contained.

A. Marden's principles cover all areas of life. The most important thing is your mindset. Human psychology and motivation doesn't change over the course of just a few generations. What I've found is that once people are exposed to these works, they become more dynamic in many ways - and determined to make the most of their lives. Marden inspires people to get ahead in life because despite the passage of years, the quality of Marden's writing still shines through.

A. Absolutely not! Now, certainly, Marden's materials weren't written for the Internet age. Their message is all to do with making the most of yourself, making the most of the opportunities life presents you with - and improving not just your own circumstances, but those of the people you come into contact with. The message is every bit as relevant today as when Marden's books were so popular that one in every four American households owned at least one of his titles.

A. Some of Marden's books are available on Amazon and other places. But many of these are simply a few chapters re-packaged as a book (check this out - there's a whole series of books containing just 48 pages each). The Marden books I provide you with are the complete, unabridged publications Marden presented himself (the editions printed during Marden's lifetime). He Can Who Thinks He Can was over 250 pages long before I reformatted it to make it more printer-friendly. Training For Efficiency was 368 pages.