by Napoleon Hill (Author)
A primer in success-building, The Magic Ladder to Success is Hill's compact distillation of his lifetime of learning.
The Magic Ladder to Success is the volume in which Napoleon Hill first distilled the seventeen factors that make up his "Law of Success" philosophy. These key principles capture the ethics and actions that empower all who harness them to become leaders in the field of their choice. Leaders are not born, Hill argues, they are molded by a remarkably similar, simple, and dynamic set of habits.
The Magic Ladder to Success is Napoleon Hill's lost classic-long out of print, it is newly available as a stand-alone edition, revised and updated for the twenty-first century.
The Magic Ladder to Success has been revised by
Patrica Horan, who revised
The Master-Key to Riches, is a thirty-year veteran of New York book and magazine publishing, as well as an award-winning author, editor, copywriter, and playwright. She has most recently worked as editor of
Breakthrough, the quarterly journal of Global Education Associates, a UN non-governmental organization founded in 1973. She is the author of
177 Favorite Poems for Children and
Haiti: Vibrant Land of Joy and Sorrow.Author Biography
Napoleon Hill was born in 1883 in Virginia and died in 1970 after a long and successful career as a lecturer, an author, and as a consultant to business leaders. Think and Grow Rich is the all-time bestseller in its field, having sold 15 million copies worldwide, and sets the standard for today's motivational thinking.
The Magic Ladder to Success has been revised by
Patrica Horan, who revised
The Master-Key to Riches, is a thirty-year veteran of New York book and magazine publishing, as well as an award-winning author, editor, copywriter, and playwright. She has most recently worked as editor of
Breakthrough, the quarterly journal of Global Education Associates, a UN non-governmental organization founded in 1973. She is the author of
177 Favorite Poems for Children and
Haiti: Vibrant Land of Joy and Sorrow.
Number of Pages: 224
Dimensions: 0.63 x 7.1 x 5.08 IN
Publication Date: July 01, 2009
