Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill, Review by FAMOUSSTAR

Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill, Review by FAMOUSSTAR

  August 04, 2017    Unknown

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Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill

Introduction: My Thoughts on Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill

Quick forward to today, I simply completed the process of understanding it, and this time around, I acknowledge what the essayist was stating. At first I felt that I appreciated Think and Grow Rich better the second time since I preferred the contemporary form of the book. Be that as it may, after I contemplated it for some time, I trust that now in my life, I am set up to hear what Hill needs to state. I will re-read the first, unedited adaptation of Think and Grow Rich presently. 

Think and Grow Rich is about how to accomplish wealth. At the point when Napoleon Hill alludes to wealth, he is alluding to fund, as well as to the otherworldly and wellbeing and health parts of wealth. In view of inquiring about 25,000 individuals more than 25 years, Napoleon Hill recognized 13 achievement standards.

He commits a section to every achievement guideline, and every part expands on the past part, and as the book advances, he supports the idea. Achievement BEGINS WITH AN IDEA – one sound thought is all that you require. To prevail in life you need to have a clear reason, your Raison d'être – it starts with a perspective. 

With next to no exertion you can discover a book audit or rundown of Think and Grow Rich. Along these lines, I am will concentrate on a portion of the things that impacted me – the things that made me stop and think, notwithstanding subjects I believe that a peruser would discover helpful. 

The present post is a continuation of yesterday's Roundtable of Invisible Mentors. It is the second piece of a four section arrangement on Think and Grow Rich. Expect a post on the most proficient method to make your Roundtable of Invisible Mentors and another on the Power of The Master Mind.

Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill: 13 Steps to Riches of 13 Success Principles

Desire: The Turning Point of All Achievement

Faith: Visualizing and Believing in the Attainment of Desire

Auto-Suggestion: The Medium for Influencing the Subconscious Mind

Specialized Knowledge: Personal Experiences or Observations

Imagination: The Workshop of the Mind

Organized Planning: The Crystallization of Desire into Action

Decision: The Mastery of Procrastination

Persistence: The Sustained Effort Necessary to Induce Faith

Power of the Master Mind: The Driving Force

The Mystery of Sex Transmutation

The Subconscious Mind: The Connecting Link

The Brain: A Broadcasting and Receiving Station for Thought

The Sixth Sense: The Door to the Temple of Wisdom

I believed that it was important book with six stages to gain wealth or accomplish any advantageous objective.

Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill: 6 Practical Steps to Acquire Riches or Achieve Any Goal

Know exactly what you want. If it is money, know the exact amount of money that you want.

Determine what you intend to give in return for the money, or the goal that you’d like to achieve.

Set a definite date for getting the money or achieving the goal.

Create a definite plan with the steps to achieve your goal, and begin at once. Do not wait for the           perfect time because there will never be a perfect time.

Write a clear, concise statement of the amount of money you’d like to acquire, or the goal you’d          like to achieve. Include the date by which you’d like to get the money, what you intend to give in           exchange for the money, and describe your plan for getting it.

Twice each day, read your statement aloud – before you go to sleep and immediately after you arise in the morning. As you repeat the statement, see yourself already having the money or having achieved the goal – bring your desire to life! 

Throughout the book, Hill keeps on building on this basic formula, bringing it to life. There are many times we do not achieve our goals, for one reason or another. If a lack of self-confidence is the reason, Think and Grow Rich proposes a solution. You have to have faith that you can do whatever you set your mind upon.

Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill: 5-Step Self-confidence Formula

Know that you have the ability to achieve your Definite Purpose in life so take action and be persistent.

If your dominant thoughts are about your Definite Purpose and you take physical action, eventually it will become a reality. Invest 30 minutes each day, focusing on the person you wish to become, creating a crystal clear picture of that person.

Through auto-suggestion, any desire and dominant thoughts you have will manifest. Invest 10 minutes each day working on your self-confidence.

Have a clearly written statement of your one burning desire in life, and never stop trying until you have developed the self-confidence for attaining your burning desire.

No wealth or position can long endure, unless built upon truth and justice. Never engage in any transaction that doesn’t benefit all. “I will succeed by attracting to myself the forces I wish to use, and the cooperation of other people. I will induce others to serve me, because of my willingness to serve others.” 

I have summarized Hill's answer for creating fearlessness. I for one surmise that it is deficient. I think one about the key things to convey, notwithstanding what he states, is the need to venture out, is never simple. That is clear all through the book, yet not clear in the self-assurance equation.

Initiative aptitudes are basic to progress. You don't need to have coordinate reports before you wind up noticeably worried about administration. To be an incredible pioneer, you should first figure out how to lead yourself. Slope distinguished 10 noteworthy reasons for disappointment in administration.

Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill: 10 Major Causes of Failure in Leadership

Inability to organize details. The devil is in the details, and you have to learn to master them.

Unwillingness to render humble service. The greatest leaders are always willing to perform any task that they ask others to perform.

Expect to be paid for what they know, instead of what they do with what they know. Knowledge is not power, it’s what you do with the knowledge that is powerful.

Fear competition from followers. Competition is a fact of life, the best leaders must learn to delegate to get more accomplished, and those with charisma and enthusiasm naturally increase the number of their followers.

Lack of imagination. Without imagination, leaders cannot creatively problem solve, or even think on their feet, responding to emergencies.

Selfishness. The greatest leaders share the spotlight and give credit where credit is due.

Intemperance. Moderation is always best.

Disloyalty. A disloyal leader cannot expect to build trust or earn respect.

Emphasis of the “authority” of leadership. Leadership is about encouraging, not instilling fear.

Emphasis of title. If a leader emphasizes his title, that is symptomatic of not having enough substance to bolster the position.

Napoleon Hill records the 30 noteworthy reasons for disappointment, which I believe are fascinating. What I like is that he offers thoughts on the best way to defeat each of the significant disappointment recorded. A considerable lot of the disappointments on the rundown are ones that we are as of now comfortable with, and right now comprehend what to do about them, we essentially just not do it. For example, absence of a very much characterized reason in life, absence of self-restraint, delaying, incorrectly business accomplices, absence of industriousness, contrary identity or being around antagonistic individuals, being in the wrong employment, not going for broke, picking the wrong accomplice in marriage, spending stupidly, absence of capital, speculating as opposed to setting aside the opportunity to think things through and finding the correct data. 

Last Look at Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill 

Taking a gander at Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill, every one of the areas cooperate on the grounds that they are between related. What I have additionally seen is that there are areas that can remain solitary. Also, on the off chance that you take a particular area, take a shot at it, you will acknowledge accomplishment whereupon you can expand on by taking a shot at another segment. Many individuals come up short since they neglect to design. There is a noteworthy area in the book that is on sorted out arranging, which dives into how to compose and utilize data after you have gained it. Furthermore, more vitally, how to arrange information into plans of activity. 

I prescribe Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill. In the event that you have never perused the book, I suggest that you begin off with an Earl Nightingale's synopsis, and in the event that you appreciate it, read the contemporary variant of Think and Grow Rich, lastly the first unedited form. 

Think and Grow Rich