The Law of Triumph: 16 practical lessons for success

Financed by the Steel Magnate, Andrew Carnegie, the young 25-year-old journalist Napoleon Hill began in 1908 to interview successful men and investigate their careers. All this to detect what was special about them and find out if the success gene exists. Or perhaps, in the law that allows each individual to identify the potential to succeed in life.

In two decades, it heard more than 16 thousand people, including the 500 most important millionaires of the time. He researched the lives of great inventors and pioneers, such as Thomas Edison, Graham Bell, Henry Ford, Roosevelt, George Eastman and Rockefeller. The result was The Law of Triumph: 16 Practical Lessons for Success, which taught, for the first time in the history of the world, the true secret to personal success.