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Commentary on the texts, lesson by lesson.
The source books are public domain and cost nothing. What is missing is somebody telling you what each lesson actually asks you to do. That is what the Library is for.
I
Key I
The 13 principles of Think and Grow Rich, and what each one assigns
Hill numbered thirteen principles and then buried the instructions inside the anecdotes. Here is each one stated as the work it asks of you.
Source
Napoleon Hill · Think and Grow Rich (1937)
3 min read
II
Key III
Haanel's 24 lessons: what each week actually assigns
The Master Key System was never a book. It was twenty-four weekly lessons with one exercise each, and the exercise was the point.
Source
Charles F. Haanel · The Master Key System (1916)
2 min read
III
Key I
How to write a definite chief aim, in Hill's six steps
Nearly every aim people write is a wish with an adjective in it. Hill's six steps exist to strip the wish out.
Source
Napoleon Hill · Think and Grow Rich (1937), chapter 2
2 min read
IV
Key II
What a paradigm is, and how to catch yours in the act
A paradigm is not a belief you hold. It is the set of habits that runs you when you are not deciding anything, which is most of the day.
Source
Hill on habit and the subconscious; Haanel on the world within; Bob Proctor as a teacher in this lineage
2 min read
Somebody reading what you write
Term I assigns one Lesson and one Practice every morning for 90 days, and the Mentor corrects what you write. The first 7 days are free, with no card.
No card. No account until you ask for one.