Publisher's Synopsis
Optimism is a philosophical essay written by Helen Keller. She discusses the role of optimism in achieving success and happiness, and shares her own experiences as a deaf-blind person who has overcome significant challenges. Keller argues that a positive attitude and a strong sense of purpose can help individuals overcome even the most difficult obstacles. This essay has inspired readers for generations with its uplifting message of hope and perseverance.
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