Volume 880 pages
The Law of Success
About the book
What if success could be broken down into clear, practical laws anyone can follow?
The Law of Success (1928), by Napoleon Hill, is the groundbreaking work that laid the foundation for modern personal development and success literature.
Originally published as a multi-volume course, the book distills Hill's years of research and interviews with some of the most successful people of his time—including Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, and Andrew Carnegie—into timeless principles of achievement.
From the importance of a definite purpose to the power of self-confidence, initiative, imagination, and persistence, Hill reveals the universal laws that drive wealth, influence, and personal mastery.
More than a book, The Law of Success is a success manual—teaching readers how to develop mindset, habits, and strategies that turn goals into reality.
A precursor to Hill's later classic, Think and Grow Rich, this monumental work remains one of the most comprehensive guides to unlocking human potential.
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