The Three Keys to Success

Lord Beaverbrook, whose talent for trade earned him a fortune, a newspaper empire, a baronetcy, a career in public and political service as well, defines the three keys to success as Judgment, Industry, and Health, but goes on to amplify the many qualities which will lead to greatness. Moderation is important, but beware of consistency; you must have courage, you must improvise, you must save, you must read, and you must speak in public- and it's the first $5000 that really counts. There are trenchant errors which can set you back and these must be avoided at all cost. And while success brings power, only the right use of power brings happiness.... A practical philosophy learned at first hand and handed down to a younger generation, many will find it useful, rather than inspirational, and for this material world, realistic.