The La Of Success In Sixteen Lessons By Napoleon Hill (complete, Unabridged) [Paperback]

This edition of Law of Success contains 4 volumes, the other three volumes are available on Amazon.com too. Napoleon Hill's words have positively influenced millions of people worldwide. His books, lectures, magazine articles, and audio and video programs have shown them the way to personal and profes?sional achievement. So in response to popular de?mand, and with great pride, the Napoleon Hill Foun?dation and its Board of Trustees present this edition of Dr. Hill's classic course, The Law of Suc?cess. To preserve the integrity of Napoleon Hill's ideas, the text of his first published work is largely un?modified. Our changes have been small. Specifically, The Law of Success was originally released in eight volumes: beginning with the third edition, the eight volumes were combined into one facsimile volume. Consequently, you will notice that the page num?bers start over every second lesson. Additionally, a few pages where the type had become illegible have been reset for easier reading. The universal message of The Law of Success remains unaltered, however. Because of changes in customs and word use, the language may some?times appear dated, but the underlying principles are as valid today as they were when Hill first pre?sented them in his dynamic and forceful style. In particular, his use of the masculine gender should be taken to connote mankind or humankind rather than men alone. No one would have been prouder or more excited by the advances of the women's movement than Dr. Hill, who advocated equal rights and equal opportunity for all people long before it was fashionable. The Success Philosophy that Napoleon Hill pre?sents in this course and in his other works has with?stood the test of time. His principles of success have changed the lives of countless women and men from all walks of life on every continent. They can change your life, too, if you will apply them and get into action. This power to change your life is the legacy of Napoleol³q