Think and Grow Rich

By: Napoleon Hill

Narrated by: Mike Vendetti

The secret of success is simple, and you can listen to this audiobook, narrated by award-winning narrator Mike Vendetti, to find out what it is.

"Whatever your mind can conceive and believe, it can achieve." (Napoleon Hill)

This 1937 version of Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill has helped millions of people achieve success and riches. It has been the go-to text of nearly every successful person since it was published at the end of the Great Depression. Andrew Carnegie commissioned Mr. Hill to interview over 500 millionaires to find a success formula that could be used by the average person to achieve success. Napoleon Hill dedicated nearly 25 years of his life to studying what made Thomas Edison, Alexander Graham Bell, Henry Ford, Charles M. Schwab, John D. Rockefeller, and many more rich and successful.

You, too, can think and grow rich.

Public Domain (P)2016 Mike Vendetti

Eye Opener

After listening to this you can understand why it changes people's lives. Thoughts truly are powerful!!

Thought-provoking

This is a timeless read. I also purchased the workbook. Many helpful reflections and actions that can be readily put into practice.

EXTREMELY INFORMATIVE

A true "WEALTH" of information, it's going to take a few times through to absorb it all.

Finally

Great book been wanting to read for years been familiar with auto suggestions did not know it was that far back pleasantly surprised

A Classic, but somewhat dated

Would you listen to Think and Grow Rich again? Why?

Yes - it provides lots of good advice.

Which scene was your favorite?

n/a

Any additional comments?

This book is a classic and has stood the change of times for a reason: it is really good and has a lot of really good advice that will help you in many ways in your life, not only in the accumulation of wealth. That being said, it also shows its age, there are things that are born from going through the age of the stock crash of 1929 and the great depression, and the world War that had preceded both. Some of the values he harps on about are also born of that age and are therefore well dated. The chapter on sexual motivation seems ridicously long. The length of the discussion and repetition of certain examples also deducts from the overall impression. Despite all of this, I enjoyed this book, and there are many things that I have taken away from read and study of this book. The narration by Mike Vendetti while very capable also makes me feel that this is a very old book we are dealing with.