Keys to Success Article by Napoleon Hill
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Keys to Success Article by Napoleon Hill
A lot of people believe that being rich makes you successful. My own personal definition on success is that you are happy, and not tied down by the burdens of money. So many people are rich, but they are not happy. Success is the complete package.
Six Steps to Riches by Napoleon Hill
Take out a piece of paper, and write this down right away. This is one of the most important steps in reaching success. Work on your own and elvove it as you work through your own way to success.
Think and Grow Rich Salesmanship
Imagination is the most important factor when you are entering the art of selling. The master salesman is always the one who makes use of imagination. A outstanding merchant relies upon his imagination for the ideas that make their business sell.
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My introduction to Think and Grow Rich
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
My name is Allen Loomis, to be honest my childhood was far from fair, or easy. I was not given anything, anything I have I have gained through hard and honest work. I owe everything to myself, and the day I picked up Think and Grow Rich. My Life has not been the same sense that day.
Think and Grow Rich Review
Commissioned by Andrew Carnegie and provided personal biographies to the likes of Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, John D. Rockefeller, Alexander Graham Bell and hundreds of others, Napoleon Hill's indepth research and study of successful persons made him the best-selling success writer of the generation.
Of all of his writings, nothing have ever leveled his grand The Law of Success in 16 Lessons. First published in 1928, these sixteen lessons became the planet's first well-rounded philosophy of personal achievement.
In Napoleon Hill's own words: "The purpose of the Law of Success course is to enable you to find out how you may become more effective in your chosen field of endeavor. To this end you will be studied and all of your qualities classified so you may arrange them and make the best possible use of them."
Endorsed by two U.S. Presidents and countless head of business and industry, it's as powerful and effective today as it was 75 years ago. For dedicated students of success, there is no better primer. This is just the tiniest portion of what you'll learn from this remarkable "Encyclopedia of Success"
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