Of all of his
works, none have ever matched his landmark
The Law of
Success in Sixteen Lessons. First published in 1928,
these sixteen lessons became the world's first comprehensive philosophy
of personal achievement.
The
Law of Success In Sixteen Lessons course by Naploeon Hill
(who wrote the world's biggest selling personal development book -
Think & Grow Rich)
is in SIXTEEN separate ebooks totalling over 1000 pages!.
Napoleon Hill designed and created
The
Law of Success as a study program consisting of 16
lessons. It wasn't designed to just be read -- like a
book. It was meant to be studied and acted on -- like a
course -- a course in success.
Introduction
to the course by Napoleon Hill, Lesson 1 - The
Master Mind, Lesson
2 - A Definite Chief Aim,
Lesson
3 - Self Confidence, Lesson 4 - The Habit
of Saving, Lesson 5 - Initiative and Leadership,
Lesson 6 - Imagination, Lesson 7 - Enthusiasm,
Lesson 8 - Self-Control, Lesson 9 - Habit
of Doing More Than Paid For, Lesson 10 - Pleasing
Personality, Lesson 11 - Accurate Thought,
Lesson 12 Concentration, Lesson 13 - Co-operation,
Lesson 14 - Failure, Lesson 15 - Tolerance,
Lesson 16 - The Golden Rule.
To
that end, enterprising students of success will appreciate the ability
to print out the lessons separately, and place them in notebooks so
they can mark them up and journal their thoughts and results over the
months and years ahead.
We are including in this package the original, unabridged version of
Napoleon Hill's all-time best seller,
Think and
Grow Rich, Charles
Haanel's
The Master Key System, Wallace Wattles'
The Science
of Getting Rich, F.W. Sears'
How To Attract Success, Orison Swett
Marden's
Peace Power, and Plenty, and Julia Seton's
The Science of Success.
This package is a comprehensive
course in self-development from some of the best teachers in this field
that have ever lived. These combined eBooks could cost you upto $100 if
purchased elsewhere on the internet, but now you can buy the complete
set direct from the publishers for a special low price:
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