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Napoleon Hill Books
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Napoleon Hill
Napoleon Hill (1883–1970) was an American self-help author best known for *Think and Grow Rich*, one of the most influential books in the personal-development and success literature genre. His writing focused on ambition, goal setting, persistence, self-discipline, mindset, and the role personal beliefs can play in pursuing achievement. First published in 1937, *Think and Grow Rich* presents a series of principles intended to help readers turn clearly defined goals into deliberate action. Hill’s other works include *The Law of Success*, *Outwitting the Devil*, and *Success Through a Positive Mental Attitude*, co-written with W. Clement Stone. For readers with a goal they have ... Napoleon Hill (1883–1970) was an American self-help author best known for *Think and Grow Rich*, one of the most influential books in the personal-development and success literature genre. His writing focused on ambition, goal setting, persistence, self-discipline, mindset, and the role personal beliefs can play in pursuing achievement. First published in 1937, *Think and Grow Rich* presents a series of principles intended to help readers turn clearly defined goals into deliberate action. Hill’s other works include *The Law of Success*, *Outwitting the Devil*, and *Success Through a Positive Mental Attitude*, co-written with W. Clement Stone. For readers with a goal they have been thinking about but have yet to fully pursue, Hill’s work centers on the shift from simply wanting something to developing a plan and persistently working toward it. Although some of Hill’s biographical and historical claims have been disputed, the ideas popularized through his writing have had a lasting influence on modern personal-development and motivational literature.