Orison Swett Marden：Pushing to the Front, Excerpt 265

Never before was the opportunity of the educated man so great as to-day. Never before was there such a demand for the trained man, _the man who can do a thing superbly well_. At the door of every vocation is a sign out, "Wanted--a man." No matter how many millions are out of employment, the whole world is hunting for a man who can do things; a trained thinker who can do whatever he undertakes a little better than it has ever before been done. Everywhere it is the educated, the trained man, the man whose natural ability has been enlarged, enhanced one hundredfold by superior training, that is wanted.

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