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Napoleon Hill 1883 – 1970 was an American author and was one of the earliest writers of modern personal success guides. His most important book, "Think and Grow Rich" [1937], is one of the best-selling American books of all time.

Hill was an archetypal American. That led to many critics and detractors pointing out that only USA could ever be successful. according to Hill. He believed freedom, democracy, capitalism, and social harmony to be essential elements to his philosophy. He claimed that without these socio-political foundations, successful personal achievement is not possible. He compared this philosophy with others and thought that his was superior. He felt that it was responsible for the success Americans enjoyed for the previous two centuries.

Negative emotions such as fear, selfishness and so on, had no part to play in his philosophy. Hill considered those emotions to be the source of failure for unsuccessful people so that it was their own faults for not thinking like Americans. In this sense, Hill’s formula for success has a psycho-religious basis similar to the Hindu worship of the goddess Laxmi. Think these thoughts; perform these rituals each day; hold these beliefs; change your attitude towards things that happen; expect to be rich and successful. It is as if he is saying, "You can be rich and successful only if you believe the things I believe."

Hill did not tackle the more difficult problem that most [not all] rich and famous Americans came from rich and famous dynasties. They had taken advantage of the new continent in the 18th and 19th centuries, dispossessed the native tribal peoples, denuded the landscape and brought animal species to extinction, owned slaves, paid minimum wages to their labourers, and had taken big risks with other people’s money.

Hill was very much influenced by Andrew Carnegie. Carnegie was also impressed with Hill and asked him to interview or analyse over 500 successful men and women, many of them millionaires, in order to discover and publish this "formula for success."

As part of that research, Hill interviewed many of the most famous people of the time, including Thomas Edison, Alexander Graham Bell, George Eastman, Henry Ford, Elmer Gates, John D. Rockefeller, Sr., Charles M. Schwab, F.W. Woolworth, William Wrigley Jr., John Wanamaker, William Jennings Bryan, Theodore Roosevelt, William H. Taft and Jennings Randolph. Hill was also an advisor to two presidents of the United States of America; Woodrow Wilson and Franklin D Roosevelt.

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what are your thoughts?or do you think its a wast of time begging the universe for something that might never happen,if its not real already isn’t it just a wish or delusion you are believing in?

The Law of Attraction works. It always has, it always will. The problem for most people when they come to LOA is that they think and do only 1 step of LOA, not for very long and expect immediate results. It isn’t just one step i.e. thinking positive. It is a collection of steps.

Most people don’t do all the steps as they equate it to work, pain and waiting. Another problem is that our current science has found a way that they can measure it. Does that make it any less true and effective? No.

Remember, science once thought the world was flat, until they could prove it wasn’t. God and Religion are man made constructs, yet many people including governments believe in religion and "gods".

To succeed you just have to follow all the steps.

The bigger questions your asking are: is it OK to do it, is it safe for me to do, will it work? YES to all.

Law Number One: See Your Vision and Stick With It

Law Number Two: Always Do You

Law Number Three: Get Your Mind Right

Law Number Four: Stop Frontin’ and Start Today

Law Number Five: Never Less Than Your Best

Law Number Six: Surround Yourself With The Right People

Law Number Seven: There Are No Failures, Only Quitters

Law Number Eight: Science of Success – Plant The Good Seeds

Law Number Nine: You Can Never Get Before You Give

Law Number Ten: Successful People Stay Open To Change

Law Number Eleven: Be Powerful, Be Heard

Law Number Twelve: Spit Truth To Power

RHH2: Here are some Hip Hop Related Book Recommendations

Do You! 12 Laws to Access the Power in You to Achieve Happiness and Success by Russell Simmons

When Rap Music Had A Conscience by Tayannah Lee McQuillar

Beats, Rhymes & Life: What We Love & Hate About Hip Hop by Kenji Jasper and Ytasha Womack

Hip Hop Matters: Politics, Pop Culture, and the Struggle for the Soul of a Movement by S. Craig Watkins

RHH3: Recommend me some decent albums
@ 3J The Philosopher

I’ll take a look through my notebook, pick some decent verses, post them sometime. But yeah, i’ll definitely lookout for those books. They sound good. I’ll check out those albums too. Need to build up my library.

1,2 (most important)

2:Imma grab When Rap Had a Concious sounds good, letme recommend some: Hip Hop Revolution: The Polotics of Hip Hop
you said you rap, I recommend Poetry of Hip Hop, I forget author

3:peep new Skyzoo- The Salvation, Marco Polo & Torae- Doubel Barrel

PEACE, yo when you gonna post up some of your work?

I completed two years of college work during high school and am thinking about going to law school. If I graduate in two years and apply as a 20 year old, would that hurt my chances of admission? Some people are telling me to double major and relax for four years, and that they frown on younger students. Is this true, or is age irrelevant to both admissions and success in law school?

Age is not the problem. I applied to law schools when I was a twenty-year-old college senior after having graduated a year early from high school. I was admitted to several law schools, including one in the top ten, from which I graduated in due course.

A problem may be that two years of work actually taken in college may not give you enough of an advantage in scoring highly on the LSAT in comparison to students who have been full time students on a college campus for four years.

using visualization.

Ok here is your first serious answer. I use it daily. I visualize about many things and I have had a lot of success.

Last June I used it for car trouble I had when I was far from home and it worked out great. Check out my story at my website.