Think and Grow Rich - Napoleon Hill

[Liz Green]

Your big opportunity may be right where you are now.

Napoleon Hill was a great Law of Attraction teacher when it comes to wealth.  Think and Grow Rich is a great read which I would recommend if you feel you would like to learn more about attracting wealth and wealth creation.  If you have a desire for financial freedom this is one for you!

Here's a selection of Napoleons gems to see if they gel with you.... enjoy!

~ You give before you get. ~

~ It is always your next move. ~

~ If you cannot do great things, do small things in a great way. ~

~ Don't wait. The time will never be just right. ~

~ The man who does more than he is paid for will soon be paid for more than he does. ~

~ The best way to sell yourself to others is first to sell the others to yourself. ~

[Chaz]

Napoleon Hill, Charles Haanel, James Allen and Wallace Wattles are the legendary teacher of the Law of Attraction. I have read some of their works except for Napoleon Hill. I saw the 21st Century edition of Think and Grow Rich at the book store. It's a thick book. I'm planning to get one copy.

[Ankur Sancheti]

Nepolean Hill, explained law of attraction, perfectly. he used the term "thoughts" for attraction.

Nepolean Hill: "Thnk and Grow Rich"
Ankur Sancheti: "Attract and Grow Rich"

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[lee.see]

Love this book like it was chocolate!

[Musra1]

I just started reading this book for the second time So yes i definitely like it!
However i haven't forgotten about the fact that when this book was first publicized it was pulled off the market by henry ford because the information it contained was to accurate. However I'm convinced that truth seekers will find the true information even if they have to read over a hundred books that contain information about the law of attraction.
I know a few people that have proven this fact by the way

[tereza]

I've never heard of this book before, sounds like it'd be worth reading.  Thanks for telling me about it.   

[themoneypoems]

Liz, I LOVE these quotes from Napoleon Hill. Thank you for sharing them. I enjoyed them so much, I felt compelled to share them on my book's Facebook fan page. You can see them at http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/pages/TheMoneyPoemscom/232713398713?ref=nf.

I think someone mentioned Charles Haanel. I'm currently reading his book The Master Key and plan to write a review of the book for present day. He is FABULOUS! Between Robert Collier and him, I am not sure who I love most. But, of course, the granddaddy of them all is Ralph Waldo Emerson! No one tops him for the way his writing makes me feel. My dream is to use my writing to make other people feel the way his writing makes me feel!

Prosperously yours,
Denise Allen

[Ghandi]

This is going to feel like a necro-bump, but if I create a new topic I'd be directed to this one("use search!" :p) or I reply to this one, the necro-thing happens.

So I'm gonna say what I would have said had I made this a new topic.

This book changed my life.

It made so many things happen for me that I'm not sure I could have created myself without knowing what he teaches. My topic in Success Stories, "The Last 10 Feet", was made possible by Napoleon Hill and this book.

He says that wealth isn't its only application, and what I wanted had nothing to do with money.

If you've never read this book, you need to. It's amazing.

[RealCrimsonDynamo]

LOA aside.  Anyone who is going to be working needs to read this book.  He really breaks down what a good work ethic is and what it can bring into your life. 

[guruinterviews]

Think and Grow Rich is a classic. Napoleon Hill also has another great book about success in general. I cannot remember the title right now but it's a monster of a book with something like 1000 pages... and it's definitely worth reading...

I also like Wallace Wattles The Science Of Getting Rich. Another classic.

You should add all 3 of those books to your library if you haven't already.

[V1ctorious]

This book has been written more than 70 years ago and it is based on research and is introduced by the perspective of human interpratation . I think Abraham's teachings are far more accurate and easy to grasp cos they are coming from source. And think there are stuff in this book that are incorrect.

[V1ctorious]

I think it's a fine piece of writting but compared with the knowledge that current channels give us it's a bit useless.

[2thetop]

off topic but, awesome sites denise.....just like your fb page and signing up for your wordpress page.......keep up the great work!