The Law of Success in Sixteen Lessons

Teaching, for the First Time in the History of the World, the True Philosophy upon Which All Personal Success Is Built.

By: Napoleon Hill

Narrated by: Barry J Peterson

This course is not to be treated as a novel and listened to in a week or a few weeks. Each lesson should be heard and heard again until it becomes second nature, only then should you move onto the next lesson. If you fail it is not the fault of the author or the course, it is your fault for not applying and utilizing the exercise and directions in each lesson. The author spent over 25 years and interviewed over 16,000 in the development of this course. You will not find even a semblance of this focus and determination in today's world. Learn from the experience offered and truly change your life for the better.

Of all of his works, none have ever matched his landmark The Law of Success in Sixteen Lessons. First published in 1928, these 16 lessons became the world's first comprehensive philosophy of personal achievement.

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Organized Truths

Separately, even one of these universal lessons will build a mountain of positive outcomes. Taken together, Mr. Hill creates a life mantra that reflects only on tried and true principles that are recognizable and familiar, yet not always outlined in an organized manner. These laws are priceless. I will be going back again and again to remind myself of these proven truths.

Hill's Definitive Work

Before Think and Grow Rich this book was the culmination of Hill's years of research combined with personal trial and error. A masterpiece.

A Must Read

This book is a perfect companion for those who want true success... and for those who desire understanding on the principle of life...
it is a must read...
excellent reference guide.... there are a few mistakes... however they are all based on and stands as a reference to the sign of the time. in which this book was written.... Henry Ford did not make and produce the first Automobile in the US or the world... However he was the first to mass produced them assembly line style.....
My only gripe... 😂
Great Book

There are better choices

The narrator frequently makes mistakes reading. Therefore, there are better options. It was distracting when he would phrase clauses poorly, mispronounce words that he seems to have heard for the first time, and misread words, for example, “heredity” as “hereditary”.

Not what I expexted

Not what I expected from the book, not my type of book and learning.
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