No comments about A Brush with Napoleon: An Encounter with Jacques-Louis David (Art Encounters).

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No comments about The law of success in 16 valuable lessons: Teaching in practical, easy to understand terms the true philosophy on which all personal and professional success is built.

2 comments about The Science of Being Great.

1. This is the first time I've reviewed any material here on Amazon, even though I've been buying books and audio products on here for years. I've stuck to the personal development and business development genres.
   
   I bought these cd's off the strength of someone's high recommendation but frankly I was a bit disappointed. My friend compared Wattles' material to Napoleon Hill and claimed that this is where Hill got his information from in writing the highly acclaimed "Think and Grow Rich." While there are some definite similarities, the delivery of the material in "The Science of Being Great" was hardly as captivating. The concepts presented require a kind of open mind and faith in "universal intelligence" that I just don't think every reader or listener will be able to muster. But let me clarify, as a person of faith myself, the aloof nature of some of the material presented in this work were just too grandiose to swallow.
   
   I would recommend this book (or audio) to anyone whose been reading and listening to this genre for at least a year. If this is one of your first purchases in this category, you may be left scratching your head and wishing you'd bought any of the other great works for less cost.



2. Wallace D. Wattles is a treasure. He was enlightened when he wrote this back in 1911. Every sentence demonstrates "no self" in other words he was fully identified with the collective intelligence. He demonstrates non-attachment, non-judgment, and non-resistance a full 100% throught the CDs. If you love Eckhart Tolle, Byron Katie, Jed McKenna, and other highly spiritually evolved writers, you will love his stuff.

1 comments about The LAW Of SUCCESS: Napoleon Hill.

1. This is a real classic masterpiece - an all-time jewel.
   If they would have made the fonts a bit larger they might have needed 800 pages. Napoleon Hill was a real mastermind - and this book is worth each buck! Thanks!

5 comments about In Tune with the Infinite (The Sources of Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill & The Power of Positive Thinking by Norman Vincent Peale).

1. I agree with Peter's review but I have one minor correction. I have in my possession a copy of this book dating from 1897. It is great!



2. This is not the book it purports to be. The rights to the book were bought by another company and the book was rewritten so much that the book is unrecognizable. I bought this as a reading copy to the older original version of the book(A 3rd edition from 1908). Man, was that a mistake. DON'T BY THIS BOOK! it's not the original, it's a travesty.
   
   
   
   
3. This is the only inspirational 'self-help' book you will ever need. Note: It was written in the 1800s !!



4. I did not like the book I received because it was not written as the original book. Passages of importants was not set in italic print as the original. I also found a typo error which made me think that this print was not edited properly. I have not gone through the whole book as of yet but was rather dissapointed in what I had received.



5. This book was in such terrible condition. When I open the book pages fell out of the book. Selling an item in this condition is dishonest.

No comments about THE SCIENCE OF PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENT (THE 17 UBIVERSAL PRICIPLES OF SUCCESS).

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