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Napoleon Hill, author of this 1930s classic, will remind you of an older, wiser, slightly wacky uncle who advises you about careers, life and love. This book is a wonderful collection of tips – many based on the ideas of Hill’s mentor Andrew Carnegie – that range from the practical (how to prepare a resume) to surprisingly New Age-like mystical talk about the infinite powers of the universe. Of course, like an old uncle, Hill can get long-winded and repetitive at times, but since he packs so much wisdom into his slender book, you will want to reread it over and over again, repetitions and all. getAbstract recommends his classic compendium to everyone who is dangling from the career ladder and wondering how to prosper.
About the Author
Napoleon Hill was born in 1883. A former newspaper reporter, he studied law and worked for Andrew Carnegie, whose ideas are reflected in Think and Grow Rich. Hill advised numerous prominent people, including Franklin D. Roosevelt, Mahatma Gandhi and Thomas Edison.
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7 months agoExcelente resumen, la importancia de creer que nuestra mente crea realidades a través de nuestros pensamientos es de suma importancia. Por eso nuestro diálogo interno debe ser edificante. Tenemos todos los recursos para lograr lo que deseemos, que tu mente sea tu aliada y no tu enemiga. Recomiendo leer The 5 AM Club de Robin Sharma
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10 months agoUn Tesoro
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2 years agointeresante.
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3 years agoGreat
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4 years agoExcellent review and analysis to keep account in our lives
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4 years agogreat
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6 years agoawesome book!!
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6 years agoI would surely read this book. It's very motivating. Surely talk about the power of your thoughts which can bring a big difference in one's life.
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6 years agoThis book is very interesting.
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8 years agoClassic.
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8 years agoExcelent book... very good