Think and Grow Rich, This Classic, Worth Its Weight in Gold, Might Even Put Some in the Vault!
Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill is an all time classic for business people and everyone in general.
I was first introduced to Think and Grow Rich in an advertisement in "Success" magazine.
The title certainly caught my attention so I called the toll free number and ordered a free audio cassette.
That was more than twenty years ago, so it wasn't as easy as "click here", and if someone talked about cds they were talking about certificates of deposits in the bank.
After receiving my free cassette, I listened to it driving to and from work every day for about a month.
I was hooked.
I also purchased a copy of the book, which I have reread at least once per year, every year since.
Why? Why would I reread a book at least once a year? I have never read Think and Grow Rich without learning something.
The very first time I listened to the cassette, I was astounded to hear "thoughts are things".
That was over 20 years ago, and just recently the movie "The Secret" reemphasized the point to the tune of millions of dollars and seemed to reawaken many people to the very same idea.
Moreover, think of some of these names; Andrew Carnegie, Henry Ford, William Clement Stone, Earl Nightingale, and Paul J.
Meyer, to name a few.
Each is a giant in their respective industries and each has ties to Think and Grow Rich and/or Napoleon Hill.
Will I reread Think and Grow Rich again this year? Absolutely, and I fully expect to learn something new this time also.
If you don't have your copy, Google the title, and you can most likely find a FREE copy.
Enjoy the read.
I was first introduced to Think and Grow Rich in an advertisement in "Success" magazine.
The title certainly caught my attention so I called the toll free number and ordered a free audio cassette.
That was more than twenty years ago, so it wasn't as easy as "click here", and if someone talked about cds they were talking about certificates of deposits in the bank.
After receiving my free cassette, I listened to it driving to and from work every day for about a month.
I was hooked.
I also purchased a copy of the book, which I have reread at least once per year, every year since.
Why? Why would I reread a book at least once a year? I have never read Think and Grow Rich without learning something.
The very first time I listened to the cassette, I was astounded to hear "thoughts are things".
That was over 20 years ago, and just recently the movie "The Secret" reemphasized the point to the tune of millions of dollars and seemed to reawaken many people to the very same idea.
Moreover, think of some of these names; Andrew Carnegie, Henry Ford, William Clement Stone, Earl Nightingale, and Paul J.
Meyer, to name a few.
Each is a giant in their respective industries and each has ties to Think and Grow Rich and/or Napoleon Hill.
Will I reread Think and Grow Rich again this year? Absolutely, and I fully expect to learn something new this time also.
If you don't have your copy, Google the title, and you can most likely find a FREE copy.
Enjoy the read.
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