The Law of Success: From the Master Mind to the Golden Rule (in Sixteen Lessons)

Napolean Hill was a man of humble beginnings and great intellect. His book, Think & Grow Rich was required reading for a marketing course I took in college. While that book was great, it was just the beginning. The Law of Success is even more incredible. It will make you rich, in both the depth of your soul and financially. Hill's 20 years of interviews with the most successful people will change your life as it did mine. Listen to its many hours slowly, take notes and reap the rewards from this incredible audio.

Great narrator, and loaded with useful tips and principles of success. This book teaches timeless principles. The Laws of Success is the true masterpiece of Napoleon Hill. Think & Grow Rich is a trimmed and summarized version of The Laws of Success. This audiobook is the first time that The Laws of Success comes in such audio version. This is a great audio to put into my iPod and iPhone!!

I believe I first read Think & Grow Rich about 30 years ago. I recently heard about this book and when I found it on Audible.com I had to check it out. Even though its quite long the chapters are in very well organized segments. Mr Hill's message is powerful medicine and the narrator does an excellent job. There is more value in this one book than in a dozen other self-help books and it should be required reading for anyone who wants to improve their position in life. I also believe it would be a great addition to the reading list for young people today who are just beginning their great journey through life. Highly recommended.

It is the father of all self-improvement ideas. A holistic approach to all kind of success in life. You will never regret spending the 24 hours that is needed to finish the book. And more than that, it would be hard not to repeat the experience and have a second listen to the whole thing.

Although the longest audiobook I've listened to to date, I thoroughly enjoyed every minute. Of course, the classic book from Napoleon Hill is just a goldmine of useful information, but the narration by Grover Gardner was spot on. 24 hours is a long time to listen to the one voice (I listen whilst commuting and it took two weeks to get through) but Gardner spoke with such ease and familiarity that it was as though he wrote the book, unlike some books where you can tell the narrator has no idea of that of which he is narrating. Well worth it!

From understanding the core principles of mind-to-mind power to realizing there is more than one way to relieve one's self of a headache, Dr. Hill tells it all. Now it is time to purchase the hard copy and begin to study his teachings for everlasting knowledge.

The Law of Success is one of those classics in which the content, whilst a bit dated / antiquated in its delivery (as well as some anecdotal content) - remains valid for modern day business and personal attitude requirements for success.

Yes. I'm sure the principles of his teachings remain relevant in modern day culture and business

Very funny when preaching absolute

There were many lessons to be learned but if you are someone who already strives for self improvement, the best thing you will get out of this book is reinforcement of existing success principles and practices.

this book should be labelled a

I was amazed to listen to this book and so you know it's impossible to listen to it just once even though its so long audiobook.

This author was ahed of his times...

His laws are to the point and not new age like you tend to see it and read it in many other books. I do believe if you will follow what he says we would all have what we want.
This book should be mandatory in any school. It motivated me to buy this book in paper because the information was so reach and I just couldn't stop the audio to write it down or give it more thought to it.

Read it and you will be happy you did.

Though needs a heavy hand of an editor.

Many hours are passed by blabbering, song reading, sharing us with old world perceptions on the life, etc.
I think that modern women will not appreciate the author’s take on women’s role in her man's life. I also do not believe that Native Americans will appreciate the author’s take on the benefits that the white man brought into their lives, and so on.
Other than that, this course is very inspiring and educating. It's not just about money but will encourage everybody to check their own lives and attitudes.
After reading most of Mr. Hill's "Think and Grow Rich" I assume that the matching audible is much more effective and up to the purpose of whoever has interest in bringing wealth into their lives.

I feel both do a great deed. It depends on the digester.

To many to recall, I would have to go back and review.

No

Im business now, and all that Ive listend has been subconsciously planted and I find myself striving for success than ever before.