Napoleon Hill's study of desire, planning and persistence remains one of the most widely circulated books on personal achievement.
Hill organises the material around principles he presents as common to people who built enterprises, covering definite aims, organised effort, decision-making and the handling of setbacks. The tone is exhortative rather than analytical, and readers generally treat the book as a foundation text for the whole self-improvement genre. This pocket edition keeps it portable.
Key details:
• Principle-by-principle structure that can be read out of order
• A foundational title for readers tracing the self-improvement genre
• Pocket dimensions suited to daily carrying and short readings
• Language from the early twentieth century, preserved rather than updated
Aimed at students, entrepreneurs and readers of motivational non-fiction, available in the Pocket Classic format from Boipoka.