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The Law of Success - Complete

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I just received my copy a couple of weeks ago. Part of an assignment for my mentoring group was to gather with a group and read the first lesson aloud. I was stopped several times during my reading because my version read differently than the versions of several others (their versions were from the Napoleon Hill Institute) I soon began to see a trend: It seems that BN Publishing has seen fit to remove every reference to Jesus Christ in their "complete & unabridged" single volume. So, do not expect to read all of the author's words in this volume. Napoleon Hill has been censored.

I hold Laws of Success in very high esteem. It is without a doubt one of the most monumental works of personal development in print today. I actually own 7 copies of this book.....ranging from worn copies bought when the hardback was out of print to like new collector editions, as well as one 2 volume paperback version. My concern is this........this is advertised to be "Complete" yet contains only 445 pages according to the technical details listed. The "Complete" copies I already own have around 1200 pages, so what is missing? Acknowledged, many of the left hand pages in the original are decorative with quotes, etc. rather than actual text of the book. But even allowing for that.......this should have some 600 or more pages.......again, what is missing? I have checked the physical dimensions and they are approximately the same........the original has reasonably small print, so I cannot seeing this new version to have any smaller print and still remain highly readable. And "conviently", this version does not allow you to preview sample pages as does most other books, and the other versions of this one I have purchased.

I would say.......if you can find a real "complete" version, by all means get it. It will change your life. But if you buy this one, make sure you are getting ALL you are paying for.

A very powerful book that will provide concrete steps of action to focus your mind and your activities on the pathway of success.

I was first introduced to this book through a CD series on the laws of success. The book makes lots of sense if you have the proper background (understanding basic science concepts). The reading was much easier after listening to the CDs and filled in alot of gaps that the CDs didnt cover. I think the book makes you think of the simple things in life that are easy to incorporate.

This should be required reading for all students from the beginning of High School to the end. I do not agree with all statements made by the author, but I understand why I should agree, if that makes sense. It is a roadmap on how to live your life. It highly supports the golden rule and it explains how to identify and accomplish your goals. It is a must for people who would like to be in sales. I could easily read it 2 or 3 times. The only difficulty is it is written in our older version of the English language. But I found that to be interesting also.

Napoleon Hill was a truly AWESOME read! This book was a great help with my self esteem, self confidence,finance, positive thinking & attitude, as well as many other fine attributes. This would be a great read for someone in business, or anyone wishing to adjust attitude or learn more about human nature.

Every person in the United States should own this book. I bought my first edition in the 70's.
Now I buy it to give to special people.

It tells how and encourages on how one shouldn't easily give up in life after going through even the last phase of trials.It is living while trying only that you have a guide book to refer to of what you should or shouldn't have done.
Best read.

Years ago I read "Think and Grow Rich" and found it fascinating. I did not know about this book. I purchased the book and the audio. I think anyone that wants more out of life should read this book. I think it is great and an easy read for everyone.

Great book to read and have for your library. The only thing I don't like about is that it's bound like a school textbook. However, the content compensates that.