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EPISODE · Oct 24, 2022 · 21 MIN

"Think and Grow Rich" by Napoleon Hill (ep. 97)

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The fourth book of the 7th season is a long-lasting bestseller by Napoleon Hill "Think and Grow Rich", which aims to support and enhance our ability to strive for success and achieve goals; not only monetary ones. I will explore my thoughts and experiences regarding this piece of writing, and invite you to consider the three major parts of the book's message. With the emphasis put on working with your subconscious mind, treating others well, and specifying your goals, Mr. Hill has paved a way for motivational speakers and self-development amateurs for the years to come. As a book that helped me create a more positive, life-enhancing routine and tame the inconsistencies within my scattered mind, this piece of writing is a great starting point for anyone who wishes to become rich in all the many aspects and ways such 'state' can be considered. If you do get to read it following my invitation, make sure to let me know your thoughts! Maybe, it will be the book to change your life as well… All the love, all the power, all of the time…

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