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Napoleon Hill wrote 13 key principles that help entrepreneurs lead a RICH life. More than monetary value, Hill defined key elements for overall prosperity.
ABOUT THINK AND GROW RICH – THE STORY BEHIND THE BOOK
Think and Grow Rich is the playbook that countless millionaires and billionaires have used to achieve their success and lead a RICH life.
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Over a 20-year period, Napoleon Hill interviewed more than 500 people and found common traits in their success stories.
In 1937, Hill shared his findings with the world in Think and Grow Rich. The book became an instant classic.
Over the last 80 years, Hill’s timeless book has created more wealth than any other resource in history.
Hill’s 13 principles of success are a timeless and evergreen concept. This material is as relevant now as it was in 1937.
