Napoleon Hill’s Unpublished “Dark” Book May Be His Greatest Contribution to Mankind
Two generations of Napoleon Hill’s family demanded this book not be published until after their deaths.
“It’s too controversial.”
This book is the long hidden sequel to Hill’s Think and Grow Rich - one of the best selling books of all time.
Yet, it was released with little fanfare. To me, the release of this book was one of the most fascinating events in the history of publishing. But no one is talking about it.
Why?
It’s an honest-to-goodness mystery.
Is this a choice? Or a trap?
The controversy stems entirely from the (probably metaphorical) premise of the book. Hill claims …
“… after thirty years of diligent snooping, found the Devil and wrung from him an astounding confession disclosing where he lives, why he exists, and how he gains control over the minds of people, and how anyone can outwit him.”
Whatever the truth of this claim, the premise adds a bit of drama to a book that arms the reader with three great truths.
3 great truths missing from most motivational books.
If you have “tried everything” and still not achieved the freedom and satisfaction for which your heart yearns …
If you feel let down by the great institutions of the world for failing to give you the tools required to deflect the merciless, and inevitable, slings and arrows of life …
If you feel like some unseen force has robbed you of your potential …
Then you must read our fun cartoon summary of Outwitting the Devil. After a mere 5 entertaining minutes, you will find yourself armed with these 3 great truths, and more …
Simpleology Summaries:
Outwitting the Devil
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