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LAW OF SUCCESS: THE 21st-CENTURY EDITION |
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THE NAPOLEON HILL CLASSIC FOUR-VOLUME MASTERWORK NOW COMBINED IN ONE EDITION THE MASTERWORK THAT FATHERED THINK AND GROW RICH In 1928 Napoleon Hill stunned America when he published his first bestseller, Law of Success. At more than 1,000 pages, it was such a large undertaking that it had to be released in four separate volumes. Twenty years of research had gone into Law of Success, and it was so exhaustive that later it would also provide Hill with the framework for Think and Grow Rich. THE MOST COMPLETE EDITION EVER PUBLISHED Never before has there been an edition of Hill's masterwork that is as complete and up-to-date as Law of Success: The 21st-Century Edition. Not only is this edition updated with new material, but it is also the first to draw upon Hill's later writings in order to present his final evolution of all seventeen principles of success. This revised and updated edition of Law of Success carefully integrates new commentary, includes background information to provide historical context, and Napoleon Hill's original examples and anecdotes have also been augmented with contemporary stories. THE ORIGINAL RESEARCH BEHIND THE PRINCIPLES OF SUCCESS Five hundred of the most famous self-made multimillionaires personally invited Napoleon Hill into their homes and businesses so he could study their habits, analyze their methods, and learn their secrets of success. After analyzing, testing, and proving his theories, Hill refined them into seventeen principles of success that offered the collective wisdom of America's greatest achievers who had used the principles themselves to build their fortunes. Aimed at the average person, these principles of success are a blueprint for personal achievement that anyone could master and use. And, as this updated edition shows in example after example, the proof that these principles are still guiding those who succeed is as current as this morning's Wall Street Journal. |
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