Acres of Diamonds


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(4.4 stars; 25 reviews)

Acres of Diamonds is a powerful lecture and biography by Russell Conwell, a prominent Baptist minister and the founder of Temple University. In this inspiring work, Conwell shares his philosophy that wealth and opportunity are often found in one’s own backyard, urging listeners to recognize the potential for success that exists within their immediate surroundings.

Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century America, Conwell’s message emphasizes the importance of hard work, determination, and a positive mindset. Through anecdotes and personal experiences, he illustrates how individuals can transform their lives by seizing the opportunities that life presents.

This audiobook not only serves as a motivational guide but also offers insight into Conwell’s life and the values that shaped his vision. With its blend of biography and self-help, Acres of Diamonds remains a thought-provoking exploration of personal growth and the pursuit of one’s dreams.

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01 - Part 1 21:52 Read by Scott Dahlem
02 - Part 2 22:02 Read by Scott Dahlem
03 - Part 3 22:21 Read by Scott Dahlem
04 - Part 4 28:01 Read by Max Lindberg
05 - Part 5 19:13 Read by Scott Dahlem
06 - Part 6 26:11 Read by Scott Dahlem
07 - Part 7 16:35 Read by Scott Dahlem
08 - Part 8 17:58 Read by Scott Dahlem
09 - Part 9 23:21 Read by Scott Dahlem
10 - Part 10 23:49 Read by Scott Dahlem
11 - Part 11 18:15 Read by Scott Dahlem
12 - Part 12 15:35 Read by Scott Dahlem
13 - Part 13 14:35 Read by Scott Dahlem

Reviews

very inspirational but raycyst


(5 stars)

I'm not a Xtian, but I must say this work is kind of inspiring. If you are feeling down you should listen to this to bring some pep back in your life. However, today it is considered raycyst. For one thing it is written by a white person. Secondly it is written in English. And last it is written from a Xtian perspective. If you don't mind being a raycyst, feel free to listen to this audio. Blacks, whites and all races can be inspired by this evil Raycyst work written in a time when people didn't focus so much on race. Narrator was great.

I keep coming back for more.


(5 stars)

This is a profounly enjoyable and inspiring biographical filled with relatable human emotion. For a faithful believer this tome contains a tale of such exemplary significance for the Lover of Wisdom to draw upon, for self directed effort toward social engagement and social upliftment as a means to contribute to their local communities in service based in humbleness, sincerity, and sense of duty to DO the Greatest Good of which we are caple and to do even more.