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Summary: Think and Grow Rich Napoleon Hill
This work offers a summary of the book "THINK AND GROW RICH: The Way To Personal Achievement" by Napoleon Hill.
Napoleon Hill was a great American author who is considered to have influenced more people into success than any other person in history. He became an advisor to President Franklin D. Roosevelt from 1933 to 1936. His work stands as the cornerstone of modern motivation. Think and Grow Rich is a bestseller in this field.
In his book, Napoleon Hill explains that all achievement, including every fortune ever built, have their beginning in an idea. The wealth comes from turning the idea from something we can see in our mind's eye alone into something that serves other people, and for which they are willing to pay. This is done through autosuggestion, organized planning, mastermind association and an inner harmony between the thoughts of your mind and the actions and achievements of your life.
According to Napoleon Hill, you literally become and achieve what you think about all day long. To control your life, control your thoughts.
Think and Grow Rich reveals moneymaking secrets which will bring you to success. This bestseller is an amazing book which can change your life.
34 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 1, 2011
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September 21, 2024
For own consumption.
No comments on writing due to summary book.
Learnings
- funny how this kind of new age thinking was there already then, and this neoliberal focus on money
- autosuggestion is boosted by intense emotion and repetition
- affirmations works, especially with clear desires
- mastermind groups, collective council, with different expertise and network
- practice imagination, create environment with inspiration, eg quotes (nice action point)
- successful leadership: focus, consistency, integrity, timely and well considered decisions
- identifies fear and doubt as main sources of pracrastination, which limits decision and maintaining decision, according to author should not be changed often
- in the end it’s al about persistence, empowered by a plan, support structure and purpose
No comments on writing due to summary book.
Learnings
- funny how this kind of new age thinking was there already then, and this neoliberal focus on money
- autosuggestion is boosted by intense emotion and repetition
- affirmations works, especially with clear desires
- mastermind groups, collective council, with different expertise and network
- practice imagination, create environment with inspiration, eg quotes (nice action point)
- successful leadership: focus, consistency, integrity, timely and well considered decisions
- identifies fear and doubt as main sources of pracrastination, which limits decision and maintaining decision, according to author should not be changed often
- in the end it’s al about persistence, empowered by a plan, support structure and purpose
February 13, 2017
a must read!
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