The Law Of Success

Teaching, for the First Time in the History of the World, the True Philosophy upon which all Personal Success is Built.

“You Can Do It if You Believe You Can!”
THIS is a course on the fundamentals of Success.
Success is very largely a matter of adjusting one’s self to the ever-varying and changing environments of life, in a spirit of harmony and poise.

ould locate. You would also have to decide the business policies under which you would conduct your business.

In answering the question, "What Is Your Definite Purpose In Life," that appears in the questionnaire; which I have used for the analysis of more than 16,000 people, many answered about as follows:

"My definite purpose in life is to be of as much

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service to the world as possible and earn a good living."

That answer is about as definite as a frog's conception of the size of the universe is accurate!

The object of this lesson is not to inform you as to what your life-work should be, for indeed this could be done with accuracy only after you had been completely analyzed, but it is intended as a means of impressing upon your mind a clear conception of the value of a definite purpose of some nature, and of the value of understanding the principle of organized effort as a means of attaining the necessary power with which to materialize your definite purpose.

Careful observation of the business philosophy of more than one hundred men and women who have attained outstanding success in their respective callings, disclosed the fact that each was a person of prompt and definite decision.

The habit of working with a definite chief aim will breed in you the habit of prompt decision, and this habit will come to your aid in all that you do.

Moreover, the habit of working with a definite chief aim will help you to concentrate all your attention on any given task until you have mastered it.

Concentration of effort and the habit of working with a definite chief aim are two of the essential factors in success which are always found togeth

I go about my life in a daze, each day indistinguishable from the dreams I have while sleeping. My greatest accomplishments are taking care of multiple cats, feeding myself, and making my bed. The idea of greater success seems unattainable.
For me this book provides concise and general guidance on

"Few people are willing to hear the truth when it shows up their own weaknesses."

Hill's Think and Grow Rich is one of my favorite self-development books, and I had purchased The Law of Success immediately after reading it. However, with an impossible 1000+ pages length (especially for a self-hel

"Read in moderation" would be my tip for this book. Much as it was written long ago, many previously absolute truths are no longer applied to the twenty-first century. In addition, the author often demonstrates an arrogant attitude, which is another position not applied to the present day. I believe

Having finished the short "Napoleon Hill's Keys to Success", the medium sized "Think and Grow Rich" and the massive "The Law of Success" all back to back, and having found them all fairly similar, I will discuss them all at once.

First of all, "Napoleon Hill's Keys to Success" is not by Napolen Hill

All books of Napolion Hill is very good! I have read many of the and several times.

15 Timeless Principles of Success:

1. Having a Definite Chief Aim
2. Self Confidence
3. The Habit of Saving
4. Initiative & Leadership
5. Imagination
6. Enthusiasm
7. Self-Control
8. The Habit of Doing More than Paid For
9. Pleasing Personality
10. Accurate Thought
11. Concentrate
12. Cooperation
13. Profiti

This is one of the best self-help books I've ever read! I have to admit, the book is quite verbose and boring at times (particularly in the beginning), but if you can get through the 1st quarter of the book, the remainder is well worth it.

Napoleon Hill was definitely ahead of his time. I learned so much from this. Just like there are indisputable laws of the Universe, there are also indisputable laws of success that any one must learn and accept if they wish to attain any sort of achievement.

This or some form of this book should be a part of every child's curriculum, beginning at least freshman year in high school. Why?

As an educator with over ten years experience (K-12 two years, college / university eight years) I can tell you that if a student comes to class with all the talent in t

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