The Go-Getter
Peter B. Kyne
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Business & Career Philosophy
Ever wondered how a simple blue vase could be a test of determination and resilience?
Ever heard of Cappy Ricks, the legendary figure in the lumber and shipping industry, and his unconventional testing methods?
Curious to know about the journey of William E. Peck, an indomitable ex-soldier, from a salesperson to a key managerial position?
Dive into this intriguing fictional story of tenacity, loyalty and the spirit to overcome all odds!
Ever wondered how a simple blue vase could be a test of determination and resilience?
Ever heard of Cappy Ricks, the legendary figure in the lumber and shipping industry, and his unconventional testing methods?
Curious to know about the journey of William E. Peck, an indomitable ex-soldier, from a salesperson to a key managerial position?
Dive into this intriguing fictional story of tenacity, loyalty and the spirit to overcome all odds!
Ever wondered how a simple blue vase could be a test of determination and resilience?
Ever heard of Cappy Ricks, the legendary figure in the lumber and shipping industry, and his unconventional testing methods?
Curious to know about the journey of William E. Peck, an indomitable ex-soldier, from a salesperson to a key managerial position?
Dive into this intriguing fictional story of tenacity, loyalty and the spirit to overcome all odds!
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About Author
Peter B. Kyne was an American author born on October 12, 1880, in San Francisco, California. He is best known for his inspirational short story "The Go-Getter," which was first published in 1921 and has since become a motivational classic in business circles. Kyne's writing often drew upon his experiences in the American West and his service in the military. Over his career, he wrote numerous novels and short stories, many of which were adapted into films.
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