"Acres of Diamonds" is a personal development book written by Russell H. Conwell, first published in 1890. The book is based on a lecture that Conwell gave over 6,000 times to audiences around the world, and it has since become a classic of the personal development genre.The central theme of the book is the idea that we are all capable of achieving great wealth and success, and that the key to doing so is to focus on what we already have and to make the most of our own talents and resources. Conwell argues that the key to achieving success is not to search for it in external circumstances, but rather to cultivate it within ourselves.
Throughout the book, Conwell shares stories and examples of individuals who have achieved great success by focusing on what they already have and making the most of their own abilities. He encourages readers to do the same, and to take advantage of the opportunities that already exist in their own lives.