With the recent posting of Napoleon Hill’s Think and Grow Rich on the Integrated Success Program web-site, Mr. Hill’s complete personal philosophy of success (or achievement) is now available. A brief background for these two texts is available, as are brief descriptions of both LAW OF SUCCESS and THINK AND GROW RICH elsewhere on this site.

These two classic texts, taken together, competely encapsulate and describe Napoleon Hill’s personal philosophy for success, although each represents a somewhat different emphasis of the underlying material. Of the two, THINK AND GROW RICH is the more widely known as it has been presented as a paperback in mutiple editions, with sales totaling in excess of 60 million copies. The LAW OF SUCCESS was initially presented in a four volume set, totalling over 1,100 pages and so was a little more intimidating text.

Both texts have been re-formatted and edited slightly so as to be more readable and are available on the Integrated Success Program web-site. It is strongly recommended that the diligent student acquire and, of course, read a copy of each text as one reinforces the other. The presentation of the material from one text may strengthen retention and understanding of material from the other.

I, personally, read THINK AND GROW RICH when I was in University some twenty years ago. I have read LAW OF SUCCESS more recently, in preparing material for the Integrated Success Program.

Obviously, having both a blog and web-site promoting Napoleon Hill’s THINK AND GROW RICH and the LAW OF SUCCESS, I have an inherent bias in my recommendations, however, sales in excess of 30 million (a sales number that is still growing) and independent recommendations elsewhere throughout the Internet support my statements. The wisdom in these two texts is valuable, timeless and just as applicable today as when initially released approxmately 80 years ago, particularly given society’s mindset in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis!

Many of the classic books in the “Personal Development” genre are available on the Integrated Success Program web-site.

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