Key insights from
Think and Grow Rich
What you'll learn
Napoleon Hill was once a poor Appalachian boy. Orphaned at thirteen and poorly educated, he joined the newspaper business. After several years as a journalist, he had the good fortune of landing an interview with business tycoon Andrew Carnegie. Carnegie could see that young Hill had grasped the secrets of business success that Carnegie had been elucidating. Carnegie commissioned Hill to interview 500 successful individuals, learn their stories, and distill guiding principles of wealth acquisition that could be shared with the general public. Think and Grow Rich is a bestseller from 1937 that illuminates critical steps to success from Hill’s twenty-year project of researching success and interviewing tycoons and politicians like Teddy Roosevelt and Thomas Edison. What it all comes down to is the connection between outlook and making it rich. This book teaches you how to harness thought and turn it into wealth.
Key insights
- • What you'll learn
- 1 Wealth comes only to those who are ready to receive it.
- 2 It isn’t enough to be a dreamer—you must be a practical dreamer.
- 3 Sexual drive can be harnessed and transformed into creative genius.
- 4 Persistence is essential to gaining wealth; it’s also a quality sorely lacking in most people.
- 5 Specialized knowledge is more important than general knowledge.
- 6 Steel your mind before fears steal your mind.
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