Almost everyone has heard of the "American Dream" — the ability to achieve success through persistence, hard work, and diligence. Although today's discussions are increasingly focused on the past, the story of Andrew Carnegie transports us to the "golden age" of this dream. In his "Autobiography" Carnegie reveals a long and difficult path from a poor Scottish emigrant, ready to accept any low-paid job, to the status of a steel industry magnate and one of the richest people in the world. Throughout his life, he spent most of his vast fortune on philanthropy and philanthropy. Even if not all of his dreams came true, for future generations Carnegie became an example of a responsible citizen who was not indifferent to the fate of society. His "Gospel of Wealth" became a manifesto that remains relevant to this day.

The book "Autobiography. The Gospel of Wealth" is intended for a wide range of readers, all those who are interested in the biographies of outstanding personalities and their path to success.

To read about the life of Andrew Carnegie is to reveal a unique insight into his public and private life. This is not only a story about a famous industrialist and philanthropist, but also about a person who sought to make the world a better place.