Think and Grow Rich!: The Original Version, Restored and Revised

Unlike most versions of Napoleon Hill’s famous book, this edition restores his masterpiece to its original form and intent. It includes essential material on how to thrive in challenging economic times that was taken out of later versions but is incredibly relevant today. This is the only edition of Think and Grow Rich! that is fully annotated and indexed, providing key details about Dr. Hill’s life and times, his lifelong research, and the leaders of business and industry he studied to glean the invaluable principles of success you’ll discover here.

Think and Grow Rich!: The Original Version, Restored and Revised

» is the only fully annotated version of Hill’s 1937 masterpiece

» contains 52 pages of endnotes not found elsewhere, representing 10 years of research about Hill and his era, the Think and Grow Rich Philosophy, and the use of the “Carnegie Secret” to achieve success and accumulate wealth

» faithfully restores sections of the original 1937 text that were cut out of the book in the 1960s » is “revised” only in correcting errors found in the original edition and to correct instances of inappropriate or obsolete (for today) language

» offers one of the only and the most comprehensive index in any edition and the book’s first appendix

» contains never-before published photographs concerning Hill, including his family burial site

Think and Grow Rich!: The Original Version, Restored and Revised is THE ONLY FULLY ANNOTATED VERSION of Dr. Hill’s masterpiece ever published (with more than 52 pages of endnotes representing 10 years of research), and has the book’s first comprehensive appendix and index.

It is not only true to the original 1937 Napoleon Hill manuscript, in tone, visual design, and readability, as well as content, but it also solves the problem of textual errors and language and terminology that are meaningless or offensive to today’s readers. Very minor and unobtrusive changes such as these are what is meant by the word “Revised” in the book’s subtitle. They are made for “readability” reasons, not for “political correctness” or “abridgment” in any way.