Think and Grow Rich

By Napoleon Hill

Book Overview

The single greatest guide to achieving success ever written, featuring a new foreword by television star and entrepreneur Steve Harvey Think and Grow Rich , first published in 1937, took more than twenty years of research to compile. Napoleon Hill was a journalist and writer who later served as an advisor to President Franklin D. Roosevelt from 1933 to 1936. His big break came with his interview of Andrew Carnegie in 1908. Intrigued by Carnegie's assertion that the path to success could be broken down into a simple yet comprehensive formula, Hill accepted Carnegie's challenge to study and interview more than five hundred extremely successful individuals to determine to what they owed their vast achievements. This masterwork identifies thirteen principles that every person should adopt if they are serious about achieving success--all are empirically based in the aforementioned decades of research. Hill has synthesized what wealthy and/or exceptionally successful individuals have in common. This classic guide is one of the bestselling books of all time, having sold twenty million copies by Hill's death in 1970. With razor focus, desire, persistence, and perseverance you too can join the likes of Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, and Andrew Carnegie.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1634502531
• ISBN13: 9781634502535
• Release Date: March 2016
• Publisher: Skyhorse Publishing
• Length: 300 Pages
• Weight: 0.89 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 5.9" x 8.9"

Customer Reviews

No CD.

The book is in good shape and not used. It’s a journal so happy it was not written in at all. However the advertised Bonus CD is not in the book. If the description of the book had noted that it would have been nice.

I love how it brand new but it different from the other book i bought from here

I love it

The book is GREAT!

The print is very small.

Must read

This is a master piece in the realm of cognitive behavioral thought.

10/10 book.

This is a book I recommend to everyone. Throughout the book it kept dropping gems on me, blew my mind while reading it. Going to reread it again since it’s been a year.

So grateful and honored

Besides "The Law of Success" Don't know how to explain in depth but "The Art of War" somehow share lots of similarities as well as the legendary wisdom despite the great gap of time. Their influence in 2 continents are proven to be timeless . Thanks to Civilization, global knowledge & wisdom are now available to all who wants them