Earl Nightingale's "Strangest Secret" Library

In his Gold recording, "The Strangest Secret" Earl Nightingale referred to what he considered key references for anyone who really wanted to understand the concepts he was discussing.

Included here: Dorothea Brande's other bestseller, "Becoming A Writer" gives real meaning to her own journey that "Wake Up and Live!" started. Claude Bristol's "TNT - It Rocks the Earth" is included, along with a review of his "Magic of Believing"... Napoleon Hill's "Think and Grow Rich" was last updated by Hill's "Grow Rich With Peace of Mind" - a review of this is included, as well as a book by one of his students, who solved the underlying flaw in Hill's classic - James Breckenridge Jones' "If You Can Count to Four..." 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.