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Think and Grow Rich

Think and Grow Rich

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  • Update Date：2025-09-07
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  • Author：Napoleon Hill
  • ISBN：1906465592
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Summary

The greatest motivational book of all time！ Napoleon Hill's thirteen step programme will set you on the path to wealth and success。 Think and Grow Rich reveals the money-making secrets of hundreds of America's most affluent people。 By thinking like them， you can become like them。 This powerful 1937 classic， with analysis from self-development authority Tom Butler-Bowdon， will continue to be read through the decades of economic boom and bust， proving that the magic formula for making money never changes。

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Caitlyn Bellegarde ，

4。5 stars

Leonard ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 A classic。 A refresher for me as this is a reread。important notes to think about:- Whether financial or spiritual wealth， it is rarely the result of luck or chance。- Successful people act according to strict patterns- channel sexual energy towards your goals- Sacrifice: The desire to succeed must mean more to me than anything else in the world- Any disadvantage can be transformed into an advantage at least as great- Educated is not who knows everything， but who knows from where to get necessary A classic。 A refresher for me as this is a reread。important notes to think about:- Whether financial or spiritual wealth， it is rarely the result of luck or chance。- Successful people act according to strict patterns- channel sexual energy towards your goals- Sacrifice: The desire to succeed must mean more to me than anything else in the world- Any disadvantage can be transformed into an advantage at least as great- Educated is not who knows everything， but who knows from where to get necessary knowledge and use it for oneself- those who often hesitate and doubt and are quick to bury their heads in the sand will never be able to fulfill their dreams。- All successful people have one thing in common: they make decisions quickly and decisively and stick to them until the end。- Do not let yourself be influenced by the opinions of others- Lack of perseverance is the most common cause of failure → Main reason: lack of desireSigns of lack of perseverance:- no clear goal- Procrastination- Looking for someone to blame instead of a solution- Low willingness to compromise on new ideas and methods- fear of criticismNapoleon Hill is certain: there is a higher intelligence， an all-encompassing power that flows through us all and reveals itself to us in all imaginable （and unimaginable） forms of energy 。。。more

Iyas Utomo ，

The six-sense part makes me reluctant to continue reading this book。

Reanne Furney ，

This book has withstodd the test of time for a good reason。 How I wish I could hold all of the information in the foreground of my mind whenmoving through life。 I feel like I'd be far more successful in my endeavors。 I had to read through it a second itme before beginning a new book of Hill's。 This book has withstodd the test of time for a good reason。 How I wish I could hold all of the information in the foreground of my mind whenmoving through life。 I feel like I'd be far more successful in my endeavors。 I had to read through it a second itme before beginning a new book of Hill's。 。。。more

Diogo Gomes ，

I nice book to change your mindset about life。 Wish i had read it earlier！

Jaeden Palanog ，

The story is powerful， I like how it was presented。 Good job writer！ If you have some great stories like this one， you can publish it on NovelStar， just submit your story to hardy@novelstar。top or joye@novelstar。top

Jesse Bellew ，

As far as business sense and the how too it was great！ I only gave it three stars because of his view on religion and marriage。 Other than those two things it was a spectacular book。

Aditya ，

Title of the book should more appropriately one the lines of "Philosophy of Success"。 A lot of concepts， many of them abstract/intangible ones， generally not discussed in the money fraternity have been taken on and analyzed wonderfully well by Napolean Hill。 The volumes of research gone behind the creation of this content must be really credited。 Must read book for everyone， especially if you've been intrigued by how abstract concepts like faith， desire， subconscious mind impact the logical and Title of the book should more appropriately one the lines of "Philosophy of Success"。 A lot of concepts， many of them abstract/intangible ones， generally not discussed in the money fraternity have been taken on and analyzed wonderfully well by Napolean Hill。 The volumes of research gone behind the creation of this content must be really credited。 Must read book for everyone， especially if you've been intrigued by how abstract concepts like faith， desire， subconscious mind impact the logical and data based life of yours。 。。。more

Avinash ，

Great book for motivation， principles mentioned in the book if followed will definitely lead to good results。

saurabh ，

True to its name， the books wants you to think in a certain way， in a certain direction。

Susana Caicedo ，

This book was a great source of inspiration from page one。 The writing captures you intellectually and emotionally。 I believe the author delivers what he promises， and it's a lot。 He promises to give you the secret to become rich that he learned from hundreds of wealthy people he interviewed or studied during all his career。 It is a big promise， but I think he does just that。In terms of the utility if this book， I think this book is more a manual than a book。 It gives you lots and lots of tools This book was a great source of inspiration from page one。 The writing captures you intellectually and emotionally。 I believe the author delivers what he promises， and it's a lot。 He promises to give you the secret to become rich that he learned from hundreds of wealthy people he interviewed or studied during all his career。 It is a big promise， but I think he does just that。In terms of the utility if this book， I think this book is more a manual than a book。 It gives you lots and lots of tools to put into practice the advice he shares。 But it doesn't mean that talking action after reading this book is easy。 Actually， I think the author was right at the beginning when he recommends not reading more than one chapter a day， and getting a study group to read and analyse the book together。 That's because some of the ideas in the book are not easy to grasp and you really need to digest them。 Besides， you need to take action from the beginning with the "Six Steps"， which I haven't been able to put into action because。。。 Yeah， the book also recommends not to create excuses for the things you don't do， so I'll say that after reading the book， you'll have a lot of "homework"。I find it incredible that a person like Napoleon Hill， would devote 25 years of his life to write a book to teach other people how to become rich。 I'm not trying to suggest that he had other intentions。 I just think that rich people would not benefit from sharing their secrets with others， if they wanted to do so， they should start by allowing people to access a better education。 This simple act would open the door for many people to learn how to succeed in life。 But going back to the book itself， I must say that this is one of those books with so many gems of wisdom in them。 This book has hundreds of pieces of advice which can be applied for all aspects of life。 Here are a few I personally liked:"Every failure brings with it the seed of an equivalent success""No one ever is defeated until defeat has been accepted as a reality""Our only limitations are those we set up in our own minds""Tell the world what you intend to do， but first show it""A quitter never wins and a winner never quits""Riches do not respond to wishes。 They respond only yo figure plans， backed by definite desires， though constant persistance"。。。。 。。。more

Philip Smolak ，

It's a must read for good reasonGreat book， it is a literal master piece and now I see why it's on every list of must reads with those that support law of attraction。。。you’ll dive deep and benefit with reading this book It's a must read for good reasonGreat book， it is a literal master piece and now I see why it's on every list of must reads with those that support law of attraction。。。you’ll dive deep and benefit with reading this book 。。。more

celinehasnojams ，

really not in the mood for this

William ，

Excellent

Leonard Pohl ，

En av mina favoritförfattare！ Det finns mycket att hämta här men det är synd att den är så ”trögläst” jag tror det stoppar många att läsa den。

Alexis ，

Very good bookThe book has a clear and detailed way of review our behaviour toward success and money。 I will definitely recommend it。

f a b i ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Total！💛

Vincent ，

Good book Good book ， they don’t let me submit with two words， so I keep this nonsense， for a good reason， hope you enjoy the book ， still haven’t twenty words yet

Lucija ，

The author made a nice job inspiring people， but a glance on the wiki page about him makes everything what he wrote questionable: "The authenticity of many of Hill's claims have been widely disputed。 " The author made a nice job inspiring people， but a glance on the wiki page about him makes everything what he wrote questionable: "The authenticity of many of Hill's claims have been widely disputed。 " 。。。more

Christie Batziou ，

Pretencious， simplistic， full of fluff。I saw this book in so many "must read" lists of life-changing books about finantial literacy， self-growth etc and I figured I should give it a try。 Prologue intrigued me a lot。First chapter I started cringing。 I kept on reading saying to myself "come on， there must be something good here！" But all I could do while kept on reading was: CRINGE。 --> 😬。 This book is like "The Secret" but In the 19th century。 A progenitor of the "philosophical" b****it movement Pretencious， simplistic， full of fluff。I saw this book in so many "must read" lists of life-changing books about finantial literacy， self-growth etc and I figured I should give it a try。 Prologue intrigued me a lot。First chapter I started cringing。 I kept on reading saying to myself "come on， there must be something good here！" But all I could do while kept on reading was: CRINGE。 --> 😬。 This book is like "The Secret" but In the 19th century。 A progenitor of the "philosophical" b****it movement stating that "Your mind is like a magnet， just desire and you'll become your thoughts" etc etc。 Such a simplistic view of life， mind AND society; Come on， we know better！ Also， class privilege at its best; one more rich man saying that the poor are poor because of the way they think and the rich become richer because of the same。 We get it。 As for the son chapter: how can such cruel behavior of not allowing a deaf child use the sign language to be able to communicate and being proud of what was accomplished after and because of that cruelty， be celebrated as "victory"？ Makes me think that the author had serious mental problems and such "parenting" would def not pass in more modern times。I couldn't have expected something better from someone that calls scientific breakthroughs "miracles of nature" attributing again human accomplishments to faith。I'm sure there must have been people who benefited from reading this， but me personally， I couldn't even make it to the end！Moving on to the next one！ 。。。more

Michael Duyvesteijn ，

I’ve had a love-hate affair with this book。Originally， purchased in 2017， because a fellow founder recommended it to me。 I couldn’t get through the first pages of the book， because of its fantastical tone and exclamatory ALL CAPS。In 2020 tried reading it again， but struggled halfway through the book。 It was just too convoluted。This year， 2021， I made it till the end， because I guess I’ve finally become receptive to its message。 Although the book is of course hopelessly misplaced in the current e I’ve had a love-hate affair with this book。Originally， purchased in 2017， because a fellow founder recommended it to me。 I couldn’t get through the first pages of the book， because of its fantastical tone and exclamatory ALL CAPS。In 2020 tried reading it again， but struggled halfway through the book。 It was just too convoluted。This year， 2021， I made it till the end， because I guess I’ve finally become receptive to its message。 Although the book is of course hopelessly misplaced in the current epoch with some of its observations and recommendations， there are some valuable pieces of advice that have really made me think differently。 After all: “Mind control is the result of self-discipline and habit。 You either control your mind or it controls you。” 。。。more

priyanka sharma ，

Interesting concept on how one can build riches by converting a thought into a desire and persevering to achieve those desires。 I enjoyed the fact that the author used illustrations from real life examples to substantiate his claims。 Also， the riches doesn't necessarily have to mean money， one can apply these concepts to any area that matters the most， for instance， happiness or health。 Overall I enjoyed reading it though at times I felt that book was catering mainly to the male audience。 That c Interesting concept on how one can build riches by converting a thought into a desire and persevering to achieve those desires。 I enjoyed the fact that the author used illustrations from real life examples to substantiate his claims。 Also， the riches doesn't necessarily have to mean money， one can apply these concepts to any area that matters the most， for instance， happiness or health。 Overall I enjoyed reading it though at times I felt that book was catering mainly to the male audience。 That could be coz of the time when the book was first published。 I would recommend this book but with the above caveat。 - Priyanka Sharma 。。。more

Kim Alford ，

Mind boggler！ Listened to it three times in a row。 Still so much to grasp & glean！

Nuparth Chaudhry ，

Life Changing

Nusrat Rubaiya ，

If you wanna get inspired then read this book

Ed Hunter ，

One of the most definite and straight to the point book that one can get their hands on to。More practical then getting too metaphysical。People who just starting out with Laws of attraction and kinds and want to know the deeper and metaphysical side of these laws， should go for other book that takes you on a roller coaster of food for the souls。Otherwise，this is a handy book of practical exercises。

Qeno ，

i want to read

Noble ，

a chunk of the book consisted of repeating ideas， and statements in different sentences， it was a good book eitherway。

Aaron ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 First， let me say I only read the first three chapters of this book。 Some of the best advice I have received is that you don’t have to finish a book if you loose interest or you are no longer getting anything from it。 That being said I did not like the beginning of the book very much。 I felt the author was very prideful。 Also， I have marked this review as having spoilers because I really feel as though everything you will get out of the book could be found in the title alone。 “Think and Grow Ric First， let me say I only read the first three chapters of this book。 Some of the best advice I have received is that you don’t have to finish a book if you loose interest or you are no longer getting anything from it。 That being said I did not like the beginning of the book very much。 I felt the author was very prideful。 Also， I have marked this review as having spoilers because I really feel as though everything you will get out of the book could be found in the title alone。 “Think and Grow Rich” that is the whole point behind all of the examples given。 It is all about the way that you think， Thinking that you can， and acting upon that thought till you make the change you want。 In this case it would be to become rich。 But it really works for anything。 I will leave you with Proverbs 23:7a - For as he thinks within himself， so he is。 。。。more

TheMighty Zuru ，

One of those must-read books for everyone。

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