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32 The Seven Lost Secrets of Success

                          THE YOU NOBODY KNOWS

         Your business does more than provide a service.
            Once you “reveal the business nobody knows”—to

         yourself and to your clients—you discover how busi-
         ness transforms life itself.

            Another Barton example (from 1925):

             “The General Electric Company and the Western Electric
             Company find the people in darkness and leave them in
             light; the American Radiator finds them cold and leaves
             them warm; International Harvester finds them bending
             over their sickles the way their grandfathers did and leaves
             them riding triumphantly over their fields.”

            And here’s Barton describing how the automobile
         made us lords over the earth:

              “The automobile companies find a man shackled to his front
              porch and with no horizon beyond his own dooryard and they
              broaden his horizon and make him in travel the equal of a King.”

                                                                     —Bruce Barton, 1925

              Bruce Barton: “Here is a man who knew Lincoln, who shook
              his hand, and heard his voice, and watched him laugh at one
              of his own funny stories. Did you feel, as you talked to him,
              ‘I am in the presence of a personality so extraordinary that it
              will fascinate men for centuries’?”

              Russell Conwell: “Not at all. He seemed a very simple man,
              I might almost say ordinary, throwing his long leg over the arm
              of his chair and using such commonplace, homey language. . . .
              So it was hard to be awed in the presence of Lincoln; he seemed
              so approachable, so human and simple.”

                             —Conversation between Bruce Barton (age 34) and
                                Russell Conwell (age 78), author of Acres of
                                Diamonds, 1921
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