Since my first experience in internet-based network marketing, I’ve been hearing about how great the book “Think and Grow Rich” by Napoleon Hill was. My upline leader in Usana told me to get it, so I did. I not only got it, I actually read it. (I hear not everybody actually reads the books they buy LOL).

Anyway, I wasn’t really impressed. And I kept hearing about it. And hearing about it. It honestly got kind of annoying. I mean, I have an open mind, I really do, but that book just didn’t do it for me.

Until finally, I got involved with a program by Bob Proctor. I absolutely love Bob Proctor, and I have the utmost respect for him. The way he teaches, and the VAST amount of real knowledge he has. Come to find out, his inspiration, his primary source of knowledge about the subjects of universal law, prosperity consciousness, personal development, and success in general, was “Think and Grow Rich” by Napoleon Hill!

For a second, just a brief second, I lost a tiny bit of respect for Bob Proctor. And then I thought about it. Where in life is Bob Proctor, and where in life am I??? (If you know anything at all about personal achievement and success, you know the first step is to look inside yourself. I did, and I realized I had nothing on Mr. Proctor!)

Anyway, I noticed in a video, that the book Bob Proctor was reading from, was supposedly “Think and Grow Rich” by Napoleon Hill. But the copy he was reading from was probably three times longer than the book I read, at least by the looks of it.

So I ordered the version HE recommended. WOW! What a difference! I guess I had originally read some watered-down version of the book, re-written by somebody just trying to make a quick buck after the book’s copyright ran out.

If you’ve never read “Think and Grow Rich”, or you’ve read it and didn’t get much out of it, make sure you get the original version of the book. If you READ the book, and actually open your mind to the possibilities, you will truly be blown away. As I was, and as Bob Proctor has been for over 50 years now.

It’s cheap at Amazon.com, and you can probably find it free at your local library. Just make sure you get this version…