Fundamentals of Prosperity: What They Are and Whence They Come
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"Fundamentals of Prosperity: What They Are and Whence They Come" by Roger Ward Babson is a non-fiction work written in the early 20th century. The book delves into the essential principles that govern true prosperity, emphasizing the importance of moral and ethical foundations in economic success. Babson argues that integrity, faith, industry, cooperation, and the recognition of human potential are the cornerstones of a prosperous society. Throughout the book, Babson explores various themes that contribute to economic well-being. He posits that prosperity is rooted not in material wealth but in spiritual and ethical values. The author discusses the pivotal role of integrity in securing investments and how faith and vision catalyze progress. He also stresses the significance of industry and cooperation in generating economic growth, pointing out that human resources are our most valuable assets. Babson urges business leaders to focus on developing their employees' potential and to recognize that true prosperity stems from a holistic approach that includes spiritual, ethical, and practical dimensions. Ultimately, the book serves as a guide for individuals and communities seeking to cultivate lasting prosperity based on sound principles. (This is an automatically generated summary.)
Reading ease score: 69.6 (8th & 9th grade). Neither easy nor difficult to read.
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