Napoleon Hill's Master Course The Original Science Of Success

The book is a collection of 17 lectures that Hill gave in Chicago in the mid-1950s. The lectures cover a wide range of topics related to success, including goal setting, positive thinking, and the power of the subconscious mind. Hill's Master Course is based on his research into the lives of successful people. He interviewed over 500 of the most successful people in the world, including Andrew Carnegie, Henry Ford, and Thomas Edison. Hill found that all of these successful people shared certain common traits, such as a burning desire to succeed, a positive mental attitude, and the ability to take action. In his Master Course, Hill teaches readers how to develop these same traits and achieve their own success. He provides a step-by-step plan that covers everything from setting goals to overcoming obstacles. Hill's Master Course is a comprehensive and practical guide to success that has helped millions of people achieve their dreams.

Napoleon Hill was an early life-coach. Born in 1883 in Wise County, Virginia, he first worked as a secretary, a "mountain reporter" for a local newspaper, a manager of a coal mine and a lumber yard. However, his life changed when he got the job as a journalist for Bob Taylor's Magazine where he became the protégé of steel magnate Andrew Carnegie, the richest man of his time and author of How to Win Friends and Influence People. Under Carnegie's guidance, Hill interviewed the greatest industrialists and self-made millionaires of the era to discover the principles that guided them to success. Twenty years of research later, Hill described the secrets he learnt in Think and Grow Rich, the classic guide and all-time bestseller for success in money-making endeavours. Hill authored over 30 books and acted as an informal adviser to Presidents Woodrow Wilson and Franklin D. Roosevelt. The motivational pioneer died in 1970, but his wisdom lives on in Think and Grow Rich, which has sold an estimated 100 million copies worldwide.