Before Jordan Peterson There Was Henry Hazlitt

Henry Hazlitt

From the Mises Institute:

The Secret To Hazlitt's Success

Henry Hazlitt was one of the most important economic writers in American history, with a career that included not only the classic Economics in One Lesson, but columns in such publications such as the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Newsweek (back when both were deserving of their prestige.)

What makes his incredible career all the more remarkable is that he was a self-trained economist who worked his way up from being an editor's secretary up to the pinnacle of American journalism.

What was the key to his extraordinary success?

In The Way to Will Power, Hazlitt outlines his own personal ethics as informed by ancient principles. Though one of Hazlitt's first books, written almost 25 years before the book that made him internationally famous, this book's quality is not only a reflection of his own natural talent — but a product that demonstrates the value of the advice he offers the reader.

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 -RW