Earl Nightingale

Earl Nightingale's Strangest Secret Library

How to Find the Strangest Secrets Hidden in Plain Sight In Earl Nightingale's Gold recording, he referred to what he considered key references for anyone who really wanted to understand the concepts he was discussing: ..".read books that will help you - inspirational books like the Bible, Dorothea Brande's 'Wake Up and Live', 'The Magic of Believing' by Claude Bristol, 'Think and Grow Rich" by Napoleon Hill, and other books that instruct and inspire." During my own studies, I did just that - searching through the Internet to find copies of these books in order to see what he was talking about. Here I've brought back these three classics for your study as a set (leaving out only the Bible - as you probably have a copy already.) These are tools to help you on your journey. Also included are: Claude M. Bristol's "TNT - It Rocks the Earth" is included to give more meaning to his regular references. Due to copyright restrictions, I was only able to reproduce a review of his "Magic of Believing" and have added additional references which give more explanation of the material he discussed there. His full text is freely available online. James Breckenridge Jones' "If You Can Count to Four..." is included as an update to Napoleon Hill's "Think and Grow Rich" by one of his students, who solved the underlying flaw in Hlll's classic. The point of this single volume is to give you all the tools in one place so you can radically and quickly speed your progress toward remarkable states of abundance and prosperity - as well as unflappable calm and confidence. For once you've completely mastered this "Strangest Secret" life opens up to you and gives you whatever it is that you've ever wanted and dreamed of. (From the Introduction) Get Your Copy Now!
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