Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill
Money is spiritual. You have to understand yourself and your purpose to truly gain wealth. Napoleon Hill’s classic discusses the foundations of wealth through sharing the successes of the likes of Thomas Edison, Henry Ford and Andrew Carnegie. But he also chronicles the near successes of people who quit right before their breakthrough. Think and Grow Rich was written in 1937, but the lessons and message are still relevant today.
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