Publisher's Synopsis
Discover the inspiring life of Russell Conwell, founder of Temple University and author of the timeless motivational speech, "Acres of Diamonds," through the eyes of his granddaughter, Jane Tuttle. This biography offers an intimate glimpse into the man behind the legend, exploring his commitment to education, his profound influence on countless individuals, and his enduring legacy of service and leadership. Tuttleâ(TM)s personal anecdotes and family stories reveal Conwellâ(TM)s unwavering dedication to his principles and his belief in the potential within each person to find opportunity and success in their own "backyard."
More than just a historical account, Life With Grandfather Conwell and his "Acres of Diamonds" is a testament to the power of vision, perseverance, and the importance of making a difference in the world. It's an invitation to rediscover Conwell's powerful message and apply it to your own life.
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