Jim Stoval of Narrative Television Network and Oklahoma Hall of Fame - Stoval tells us about his newest book called “Dear Napoleon '' his 51st book - an amazing retrospective on the life and legacy of the great author Napoleon Hill. Who changed the world and still changing people's lives today. Being a newspaper reporter, when he was sent out to interview Andrew Carnegie the founder of US Steel, the richest man in the world at that time. Asking the question that anyone would ask, “How do you get to be rich?”. Andrew Carnegie responded that “No one has ever qualified that but if you’ll dedicate 20 years of your life to studying you’ll be the one it does. Hill took the challenge and Carnegie introduced Napoleon to Henry Ford, Thomas Edison and other 500 most successful prominent people of that era. Hill took their secrets, the things that they actually did and distilled it in the science of success. Released in the book Think and Grow Rich which still remains the best selling and the best significant book in the field.
When Jim Stoval wrote the book of Dear Napoleon he took people in all walks of life. Millionaires, athletes, politicians, and school teacher’s are succeeding in whatever they define successes, he had them as if they are writing the Great Napoleon Hill explaining what they learn and how they apply which they all started Dear Napoleon, the title of the book came from.
Dear Napoleon by Jim Stoval is available online - Audible, Amazon and in any bookstore anywhere you go!
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