Think and Grow Rich ― The Most Important 200 Quotes. Motivational Personal Development & Self-help Inspired by Andrew Carnegie

Has there ever been a book cited by more millionaires as being helpful in their pursuit of success than “Think and Grow Rich?”

Maybe the Bible; but since there is no collection of this type of data, let’s go with “Think And Grow Rich” as one of the top books alluded to by millionaires as contributing to their success.

Most of us know the story behind the book. Andrew Carnegie, one of the richest men of his times, inspired Napoleon Hill to interview wealthy men so that people could understand the formula for success.

I think we can agree that Andrew Carnegie and Napoleon Hill were on to something because it is reported that since its publication in 1937 it is has sold over 70 million copies.

16 “Laws Of Success.”

Do you know them all?

Do you apply them all?

“Think And Grow Rich By Napoleon Hill – The Most Important 200 Quotes™” helps you read the condensed wisdom of the complete work daily on your e-reader, smart phone, tablet, computer, or other device.

This daily diet will transform your thinking as you absorb and integrate the message first into your thoughts and then into your actions.

There are no interpretations to get in your way. You are served only the pure words from one of the greatest self-help classics ever.

Some classics are helped by an author’s thoughts. Other classics almost demand some clarification by a current-day writer. “Think And Grow Rich” is not a book that requires any thoughts by anyone other than Napoleon Hill.

“The Most Important 200 Quotes™” takes the pure words of Napoleon Hill, without adding anything to them, and purges the extra content.

Purists will not necessarily like what they may perceive as a dilution of the information. I will point out that nothing has been diluted because nothing has been added; the information has only been condensed.

This aligns with those who would argue that the examples by Napoleon Hill in the original work published in 1937 can seem outdated and slow down the message and understanding of the success principles.

The original book is sometimes criticized for some of the social views expressed in the book. I would say it’s not entirely fair to impose today’s values 70 years retroactively. In regard to the science of success, “Think And Grow Rich” is one of the most important books ever published when taken as a whole.

Of course you should read the full text of the original book when you can, but as a way to study and absorb the information on a daily basis and integrate the principles into your thoughts and actions, you will find this book of ‘The 200 Most Important Quotes™’ indispensible.

If you are a student of best practices for obtaining your personal goals, then you will benefit from the reading of this book.

Enjoy; succeed, and best wishes for success.

Roth Stanton

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