The Go-Getter

The story follows Cappy Ricks, a lumber wholesaler facing numerous challenges reminiscent of modern business leaders. Central to the plot is a young war veteran presented with a pivotal career opportunity that tests his resolve. With the motto "It shall be done," the narrative emphasizes the importance of confidence and determination in overcoming obstacles. This parable, originally published in 1921, remains relevant, illustrating the timeless nature of ambition and the drive to succeed against the odds.