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Details (if other): Cancel. Thanks for telling us about the problem. The tried-and-true prosperity wisdom of these beloved writers, teachers, and thinkers has been relied upon by generations of Americans seeking guidance in hard economic times? and now, for the first time, it is collected in a single, compact paperback volume.

A necessary handbook for our era, How to Prosper in Hard Times is filled with time-tested wisdom that resonates as strongly and as truly today as when it was first written. Featuring: -Prayer for Prosperity by Florence Scovel Shinn -How to Attract Money by Joseph Murphy -Permanent Success is Built on Hardship and Temporary Failure by Napoleon Hill -Seven Remedies for a Lean Purse by George S. Clason -After Failure, What? by Orson Swett Marden -Light on Life?s Difficulties by James Allen -What You Can Do With Your Will Power by Russell H.

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The tried-and-true prosperity wisdom of these beloved writers, teachers, and thinkers has been relied upon by generations of Americans seeking guidance in hard economic times? and now, for the first time, it is collected in a single, compact paperback volume. Cherished for decades, these timeless writings from self-help and inspirational masters, including Napoleon Hill, Florence Scovel Shinn, James Allen, and Russell Conwell, have touched the lives of literally millions of people, giving them the insight and knowledge to take care of their families and themselves in difficult times. How to Prosper in Hard Times is an easy- to-use, one-of-a- kind volume, combining inspirational advice on attracting prosperity, dealing with hardship, and keeping a positive attitude no matter what. A necessary handbook for our era, How to Prosper in Hard Times is filled with time-tested wisdom that resonates as strongly and as truly today as when it was first written. Featuring: -Prayer for Prosperity by Florence Scovel Shinn -How to Attract Money by Joseph Murphy -Permanent Success is Built on Hardship and Temporary Failure by Napoleon Hill -Seven Remedies for a Lean Purse by George S. Clason -After Failure, What? by Orson Swett Marden -Light on Life?s Difficulties by James Allen -What You Can Do With Your Will Power by Russell H. Conwell -The Optimist?s Creed by Christian Larsen -A full About the Authors section, featuring capsule biographies and bibliographic and historical information

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This book, ‘How to Prosper in Hard Times’ is a compilation of writings from many of the earliest New Age/Law of Attraction authors including: Orison Swett Marden, James Allen, George S. Clason, Russell H. Conwell, Florence Scovel Shinn, Joseph Murphy and Napoleon Hill. While some names on this list may be very familiar to the reader, and others perhaps not, they are all included in this book to share some of their wisdom pertaining to personal prosperity.

Now, in this particular context, ‘prosperity’ is discussed in both the traditional, monetary sense as well is in the context of non-physical prosperity: the latter topic being the most prolific. In other words, this book does not discuss the specific ways in which the reader can go out and make a financial fortune; rather, the majority of the information presented by the authors pertains to how we can change our thoughts and behaviors to one of prosperity consciousness, which will in turn draw more financial abundance to us.

To illustrate this point, here is a small sampling of quotes that potential readers will find on the pages of ‘How to Prosper in Hard Times:’

- 'By repeating a certain train of thought you establish definite opinions and beliefs in the deeper mind called the subconscious; then such mental acceptances, beliefs, and opinions direct and control all the outer actions.’ Joseph Murphy
- ‘You go where your vision is! Cease, therefore, looking at the obstacles, delays, and the impediments that would cause you to go off your course. Be definite and positive.’ Joseph Murphy
- ‘If we are not forced to test our strength through dire necessity, through struggle, through hardship, we seldom discover our possibilities.’ Napoleon Hill
- ‘It is an old-time axiom that ‘everything has its price.’ Everybody knows this commercially, but how few know what spiritually.’ James Allen
- ‘Preceding accomplishment must be desire. Thy desires must be strong and definite.’ George S. Clason
- It is not the fall, but the not getting up, that is defeat.’ Orison Swett Marden
- ‘The most wonderful idea is quite valueless until it is put into practical operation.’ Russell H. Conwell

As you can see from the quotes, none of them discuss specific ways to make vast sums of money, they all relate to a state of mind or to a state of being. All of the authors included in this book were born in the 1800’s and lived in a very different era, so if this book merely discussed specific ideas on how to accumulate financial riches it would have long been outdated and it would have ended up in the dump with the numerous other ‘financial advice’ books that have come and gone over the last century. Instead, these authors chose to share the wisdom and knowledge, which in several cases was synthesized from hundreds of the most financially prosperous people in Western society, so that we could learn the process of how to become prosperous and this information defies time because in the end it all comes down to self-empowerment through self-discovery. It all comes down to the fact that “Wealth is a state of consciousness.”

Drelalen

I was surprised that the reading was so dry. The information is valuable, but delivered in a bit of a monotone that doesn't hold interest. Neither my husband or I can listen for very long without it putting us to sleep.

Bedy

Beautiful, thank you!

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How To Prosper In Hard Times is filled with time-tested wealth and prosperity building principles from some of the greatest motivational writers of all times. Authors include Napoleon Hill, George S. Clason, James Allen and others who have given us classic books on the subject of wealth building.

The subtitle says it all, Blueprints for Abundance by the Greatest Motivational Teachers of All Time. There couldn't be a better time in our recent economic history to release a more powerful compilation of wisdom on the subject of wealth building.

There is an underlying theme from all eight featured authors - thought and belief can either create your wealth or destroy your life. We have choices and it is the quality of the choices that creates our destiny. All the authors believe that affirming and visualizing abundance and prosperity were vital to achieving true wealth. Our greatest wealth-building tools reside deep within us - within our mind, heart and spirit of belief in a higher power.

I do have to tell you that these early writers mention The Devine, God and Higher Purpose in their writings. Some even quote the Bible. If this language or belief system offends you, then this book may not be for you. The language can be archaic at times and very gender specific. Read past that and gather the pearls of wisdom from each author - there is a powerful reason their writings have endured for all these decades.

Here is one of my favorites:

Joseph Murphy - Best known for his book, The Power of the Subconscious Mind writing about How To Attract Money

"Take this little phrase; repeat it slowly four or five minutes three or four times a day quietly to yourself; Money is forever circulating freely in my life, and there is always a Devine surplus."

Here is a book from authors whose works are as powerful today as when they were first written. How To Prosper In Hard Times is reading for financial mind and soul. There is true abundance and wealth wisdom between these 255 pages.