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| Think and Grow Rich (Original, Unabridged Edition 12 CD Set) | 
 enlarge | Author: Napoleon Hill; Narrated By R.c. Ossenbach
Publisher: Audio Echo
Category: Book
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Avg. Customer Rating:  (9 reviews)
Sales Rank: 183748
Media: Audio CD
Edition: Unabridged
Pages: 384
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.6
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 4.9 x 1
ISBN: 0974192570
Dewey Decimal Number: 158
EAN: 9780974192574
ASIN: 0974192570
Publication Date: June 18, 2007
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Product Description
This is the unprecedented blue print for success. Anything your mind can conceive and believe- you can achieve. That is the timeless philosophy of Napoleon Hill, author of this all time motivational best seller, Think and Grow Rich. Napoleon Hills's classic teaching reveals a secret formula that has created more millionaires than any other book or success system combined. With these proven success principles, you will begin to think outside the box and make your dreams a reality. Hill's timeless masterpiece will open your mind up to new ideas and visions that will allow you to experience a lifestyle of complete success. This in-depth study of personal achievement will guide you to a life of peace and opulence. Narrated by the legendary R. Ossenbach, This CD set was digitally recorded using pro-tools technology. This is the ONLY true unabridged audio edition of this book available in the world. While other versions have used an abridged 280-page book- this twelve (12) CD set utilizes the original, unabridged 384 page text, thus capturing the entire essence of this all time motivational Classic. Listen to the sweet sound of success and let today be the first day that you THINK AND GROW RICH!
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 Happy November 22, 2008
Use this instead of what you hear on the news. Dont listen to anyone who is negative or ignorant. Just listen to it a little bit everyday. The universe is looking at you.
Everything and more June 4, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Napolean Hill's classic Think And Grow Rich is great to listen to on the go. I love this unabridged audio version, I can listen over and over and review the salient points until I get it. Even though the book was written in another era, the information is timeless. I recommend this material to anyone who wants to expand their awareness of how the universe works, in all areas. Great book, greater to listen to on CD.
The most excellent book written, ever. May 13, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
The fact that this book was released seventy years ago is astonishing.All the information seems as though Napoleon Hill released his classic
philosophy just this year. Every part of the philosophy is so strong and pertinent today as it ever has been. This book is a must read, or listen, to anyone interested in personel wealth and well being.Very powerful and inspiring listen to this CD two or three times in succession and then once a month for a year until the philosophy is your way of life.You will not be dissapointed.
The single way of life in a capitalist society February 9, 2008
6 out of 7 found this review helpful
After finishing "Think and Grow Rich" I have suddenly realized that this simple slogan is the single way of life in a capitalist society. In this book, as the only way of getting rich, the author advocates goal-directed way of life, purposefulness, constant self-perfection, courage, the skill to think and to act, and the other similar traits of character.
Many people came to a conclusion that the wealth, in some extent, depends on a level of education, motivation, self-esteem, and so on. The problem is that not all the people in equal extend incline to the education, to their self-improvement. This is because of the differences of their needs, habits, abilities, capabilities, and so on. Leo Tolstoy in his novel "Resurrection" arose a question of how to improve the level of education within a society: from inside of each individual or from outside? Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Should first the level of education of each and every individual be risen which yields a revolution (dialectic transition of quantity into quality) or the revolution should make the environment to foster the education of every individual?
The traits advocated by Napoleon Hill correspond to the first Leo Tolstoy's way of improving society. If each and every individual will improve, the society will automatically improve. The second way of Leo Tolstoy (create the environment which will foster the education of every individual) is contrary to Napoleon Hill's ideas: "if something is got for free or without big effort, it won't be appreciated, won't be handled with care or you won't trust it". Free education and medical care won't be respected properly by people, regardless how good this education and medical care are. That's why the socialist society will develop slower than capitalist. Marxists knew this and have built the concept of World revolution (to overthrow of capitalism in all countries), and a further idea by Trotsky that it was impossible to build socialism in a single country. Trotsky wrote that the socialist economy is not as efficient as capitalist and without the World revolution the USSR won't be able to overcome its economic underperformance.
Napoleon Hill praises the freedom and opportunities of the capitalist society of the U.S. in particular, which gives, according to Napoleon Hill, boundless opportunities for an individual who is able to think and grow rich.
I also recommend "The Road to Serfdom" by F. A. Hayek in addition to this book. Although "Think and Grow Rich" is a classical self-help book for a general reader while "The Road to Serfdom" is mostly academic, I think that both of them should be read.
Change your life January 18, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
A classic copied into newer versions call 'The Secret' or some kind of power-of-positive-thinking title. Hard to beleive this was written so many years ago and is still so relivant today. I've heard too many success stories to mention that began with this book.
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