Think And Grow Rich (Marathi) is one of the best selling books of all time, this book provides readers the formula for success.
Summary Of The Book
Napoleon Hill's book Think And Grow Rich (Marathi) is a result of over 25 years of research. Napoleon Hill interviewed over 500 successful men and women of his time to come up with the winning formula for success. He laid out his conclusions in his book, The Law of Success. In it he defined 16 Laws of Success which could make anyone successful. He further condensed this book in Think And Grow Rich (Marathi), providing his readers with 13 steps which they were to follow to achieve success.
In Think And Grow Rich (Marathi), Napoleon Hill says that to become rich one must think like the rich. He says that someone who wants to become rich and works hard at his goal by working hard and never giving up is sure to become successful. To achieve success, one must get rid of all negative thoughts and focus entirely on the more important goals of life.
The 13 steps that Napoleon Hill enumerates in his formula to achieve success include Desire, Autosuggestion, Faith, Imagination, Specialized Knowledge, Decision, Organized Planning, Persistence, Power of the Master Mind, The Mystery of Sex Transmutation, The Sixth Sense, The Subconscious Mind, and The Brain. Think And Grow Rich (Marathi) elaborates on each of these steps.
Think And Grow Rich (Marathi) has been a best selling book since it was first published in 1937. By 2011, over 70 million copies of it have been sold worldwide. It was ranked sixth in BusinessWeek Magazine's Best Seller List, 70 years after it was first published.
About Napoleon Hill
Napoleon Hill was an American author and one of the earliest writers of the novel of personal success. He is considered one of the greatest authors of the genre.
His books include The Law Of Success, Outwitting the Devil: The Secret to Freedom and Success, Success Through a Positive Mental Attitude, The Magic Ladder to Success, and How to Sell Your Way through Life.
Napoleon Hill was the advisor to American President Franklin D. Roosevelt from 1933 to 1936. He established the Napoleon Hill Foundation in order to promote his philosophy of personal success, leadership and self motivation. He died in South Carolina in November, 1970.
