Think and Grow Rich

By: Napoleon Hill

Narrated by: Jason McCoy

Here is the famous Carnegie formula for money-making, based upon the Thirteen Proven Steps to Riches. It was organized through 25 years of research, in collaboration with more than 500 distinguished men of great wealth, who proved by their own achievements that this philosophy is practical.

Public Domain (P)2009 BN Publishing

Learned a ton

This cemented what I know of and introduced me to a ton of new things.

Think and Grow Rich

The content, while somewhat dated, is excellent. However, the narration is wanting. It is very disappointing the narrator cannot correctly pronounce basic words.

Great book - reader though.....

Great book - in fact excellent
I did think that the reader sounded like an infomercial guy - normally long books do not take me a month to read - maybe a week- I just had to keep taking long breaks with this salesman because the way he spoke was hurting concentration
Buy the book but the way they directed Jason McCoy to narrate didn't work for me - if I had to do it again I would get a different audio version

Human Thought-filled - Thinking book

Hello:
An audio book covering subjects such as; (not limited to), Science, Physiology and Religion; as a few simple already published school type of book subject source examples. Napoleon Hill and possibly including the book editors provide a main theme (to me); emphasizing removal of all our negative thoughts in our mind (one example is: Fear) and replace all negativity with positive thinking. This book topic coverage is not new to me; an audio book that reads / listens more like a "spiritual" renewal book; especially if you already possess a wide-view of religious theology-school subject understanding. Looking practically (good use) at this book; seems good to review these concepts covered in this audio book from time to time throughout our life... (Continued review). Seems more useful during times in our lives that are intensely focused with tending to surviving in the new-world financial disorder. (Good book promotion timing during our current financial times). ***An audio book wishing to have us readers feeling good about ourselves.**** {PLEASE NOTE: There are some way-out-there on the fringe of human-understanding areas covered in this audio concerning supernatural powers; that might make for some - turn-off - listening moments). So if you *really* have an issue with a few way-out-there topics. Such as human transcendental capabilities. This audio book may *not* be for you}****
Thanks for reading! ****If you like motivational books; this audio book might be another worth investing some time with.*****

Audio could be better quality

The narration was great, yet the quality of the playback could have been better. It felt as if the sampling was low quality.

Great information

I enjoyed this very much and plan to listen again right away ... So much information that I need to listen again

Classic book, difficult to listen to ...

This book is a classic with tons of great info. It's a must-read for anyone interested in the topic.

I dont recommend the audio, however, for two main reasons: 1) The narrator is in a hurry, often running thoughts, sentences, and subheadings together without a breath in between. 2) This book is filled with lists that require action. Those can't be utilized easily through audio.

Also, the narrator mispronounces several words horribly and seems to be straining to project his voice (versus allowing the microphone to do the work), leading to an unnecessary, tense tone.

important book for life. important book for lifel

important book for life. important book for life. important book for life. important book for life. important book for life. very very necessarily to develop.

It should be named "Think and Grow Mentally"!!!!

This book is a must read for everyone, it should be taught in school. It should be required before anyone gets employed....seriously I have read this over and over. I am now in a mastermind group on Think and Grow Rich.

AWFUL Narration!

I have read the book and I thought buying the audio book would be a great way to affirm and remind myself of the valuable insights presented in the book. What a mistake that was. The narration is dreadful!! It sounds like an infomercial and a train wreck. There is no punctuation and no inflection. I could not get past the first two chapters (and even that took a lot of patience and tolerance).

The content is great but save yourself an audio credit and just buy the book. I don't usually post reviews but I feel so cheated by this book/narration that I needed to vent!! So there! :)

Syerah