Napoleon Hill, the master of success philosophy, shares his 17 steps to increasing self-worth.

Andrew Carnegie, Thomas Edison, Marshall Field, Henry Ford… What do they have in common?

Napoleon Hill went to interview Andrew Carnegie, the world's richest man at the time, and was offered the following: "Would you like to study the secrets of success of the world's wealthiest men for 20 years? For free!"
Napoleon Hill agreed to do it without hesitation and spent 20 years studying the principles of success of people who achieved success and wealth.
As a result, the great masterpiece in the history of success studies, "Think and Grow Rich," was born, and it has become the second best-selling study seller after the Bible.


This book is the third in the series, “My Dream, My Life I Don’t Want to Miss,” and presents 17 steps to a philosophy of success that will help you achieve your dreams and increase your self-worth.
If you want to become rich, you must awaken rich thoughts and abundant consciousness.
Then the economic situation will improve quickly.
If you have a strong desire for everything, you will make plans accordingly and work hard with focus.
Even if we fail, we must learn from it, develop our imagination, think systematically, collaborate, and move forward.
When we use our time and money wisely and develop good habits, we gain great power.
Bill Gates emphasized that “Napoleon Hill’s philosophy of life is a very useful tool for overcoming uncertainty in life.”
For those who dream of success but don't know where to start, or who know but hesitate and can't take action, Napoleon Hill's philosophy of success will help them break free from that mold and find their way to success.

* Clear goals are essential to success.
If you don't know what you want, you can't succeed.
Note that 98% of people live their lives as failures without any goals.
You must live every moment with a clear goal.
--- From "STEP 1: Set a clear goal"

* There are people who live their entire lives without being in harmony with others, and even if they are successful, this is not desirable.
It is important to strive to be in harmony with others to gain the power to transcend the ordinary, an intangible energy that cannot be experienced alone.
--- From "STEP 2: Use the Mastermind Principle"

* Habits that do not expect rewards develop important qualities such as spontaneity and originality.
Just as a single seed sown by a farmer in the field yields a hundredfold harvest, if you work without expecting any reward, you will eventually receive a harvest more than a hundredfold greater than the labor you provided.
--- From "STEP 5: Work without expecting reward"

* Self-control requires personal perfection rather than emotional perfection.
The timing has to be right and the calculations have to be meticulous.
Don't give up just because you don't get the results you want.
We must have the wisdom to wait for the right time and be patient.
--- From "STEP 8: Develop Self-Control"

* Accepting failure with a positive attitude has a greater impact on your subconscious.
Habits formed this way are not easily changed.
Keep in mind that the subconscious mind resists negative experiences and instead elicits a strong will response.
--- From "STEP 10: Learn from Failure"

* You can't achieve your goals if you just have goals and don't focus on them.
Concentration is an essential element in the philosophy of success.
Don't forget the importance of concentration.
In a broad sense, success without focus is impossible.
--- From "STEP 12: Develop Concentration"

* The person who benefits most from applying the Golden Rule is the one who puts it into practice.
Because you can develop your character by practicing the Golden Rule.
A good character is a very precious asset that is formed through words and actions.

--- From "STEP 13 Apply the Golden Rule"