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Think and Grow Rich

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Focusing on the philosophy of success, the book emphasizes that its principles can be applied to any field, enabling individuals to achieve their aspirations. Originally published during the Great Depression, it has sold over 100 million copies globally, making it Napoleon Hill's most popular work. Its enduring impact is reflected in its ranking on BusinessWeek's Best-Seller List, even 70 years post-publication, and its inclusion in John C. Maxwell's essential reading list.

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Title: Think and Grow Rich
Language: English
Authors: Napoleon Hill
Publisher: Ancient Wisdom Publications
Released: 2018
Pages: 340
ISBN13: 9781940849706
Tags: Non-Fiction, Esotericism & Religion, Business and Economics, Philosophy, Psychology, Self-Help & Motivation, References & Manuals, Business & Trading, Economics, Technology, Esotericism, Fashion, Finance, Management, Money, Reflections and Contemplations, Lifestyle, Success, Wealth, Bestsellers, Motivation, Wishes, Thinking, Napoleon Bonaparte, Emperor, 1769–1821, Positive Thinking, Business Management, Spiritual Theories and Directions, Business Success, Millionaires, History of Thought, Billionaires, Autosuggestion
First published: 1937
Original title: Think and Grow Rich
Rating: 5 out of 5
Description: Focusing on the philosophy of success, the book emphasizes that its principles can be applied to any field, enabling individuals to achieve their aspirations. Originally published during the Great Depression, it has sold over 100 million copies globally, making it Napoleon Hill's most popular work. Its enduring impact is reflected in its ranking on BusinessWeek's Best-Seller List, even 70 years post-publication, and its inclusion in John C. Maxwell's essential reading list.