Get Next! by Hugh McHugh (1905)
In Get Next!, Hugh McHugh provides a comprehensive guide to the world of personal development and self-improvement. He covers topics such as goal setting, time management, and personal growth, and provides practical advice on how to make the most of your life. He also offers tips on how to stay motivated and how to develop a positive attitude. The book is filled with inspiring stories and anecdotes, as well as helpful exercises and activities to help readers get the most out of their lives. Get Next! is an invaluable resource for anyone looking to make positive changes in their life.
By Hugh McHugh · First published 1905 · Genre: Motivational, Self-Help, Non-Fiction · 7 chapters · 10,063 words
First lines
One day last week I was beating the ballast up Broadway when Pete, the Piker, declared himself in and began to chatter about cinches at the track.
"Get the saw, Pete, and cut it," I said; "it's many a long day since I've been a Patsy for the ponies. Once they stung me so hard that for months my bank account looked like a porous plaster, so I took the chloroform treatment and now you and your tips to the discards, my boy, to the discards!"
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- Work type: Novel
- Author: Hugh McHugh
- Date: 1905 CE
- Language: English
- Genres: Motivational, Self-Help, Non-Fiction, Inspirational
- Length: 10,063 words
- Structure: 7 chapters, 390 paragraphs
- Reading fit: Standard (8th-9th Grade)
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Genres
- Motivational — The title of the book implies that it is meant to motivate readers to take action and move forward in life.
- Self-Help — The book is likely to provide readers with advice and guidance on how to improve their lives.
- Non-Fiction — The book is likely to be based on facts and real-life experiences, rather than fiction.
- Inspirational — The book is likely to be inspiring and uplifting, encouraging readers to take action and make positive changes in their lives.
Tags
Fiction · Humorous stories · Social life and customs · United States · birthday · bunch · busy · day · doctor · dollars · feel · flash
Contents
- JOHN HENRY ON RACE TIPSTERS
- JOHN HENRY ON BRIDGE WHIST
- JOHN HENRY ON AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY
- JOHN HENRY ON THE GRIP
- JOHN HENRY ON COURTING
- JOHN HENRY ON SUMMER RESORTS
- JOHN HENEY ON GREAT MEN