the sad part of todays dominant social attitude is if you agree with someone 95 percent. In this world no one is pure no one is all good or all bad. Dan Keneedy went into that in a few of the audios i listened to. he organized the principles but never executed over a period of time. I have known for a long time hill was a very bad business person. and the principles in the book pretty much are in every self help book. If hill was a fraud.why do so many successful people say the book helped them. Reminds me of something an old friend used to say, when he encountered this type of mentality. Yeah, the cultists with their kool aid run wild down here. Down here in the Jimmy Buffet section (filled with PARROT heads) there is a tendency to believe everything you read. Probably the best researched article on who Nap Hill really was. The Untold Story of Napoleon Hill, the Greatest Self-Help Scammer of All Time Some of us remember WC Stone's involvement with Nixon and one of his plumbers It has long been known Hill was a liar of huge proportions, and you may (or may not) benefit from some of the general ideas in TAGR, why not learn more about the man (and women) behind the book. And, when you do, it will be mind-blowing. I'm not going to say anything more because I want you to realize/discover it on your own.
When I truly understood it (for me it came from understanding the Sharecrop Girl asking for her Fifty-Cent). I must have read this book a dozen of times however it wasn't until recently that I realized/discovered the "secret" that Napoleon Hill "suggests" in his introduction.
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