Midwest Journal Press

Thomas Troward is perhaps the single most influential writer in self-help. Napoleon Hill (Think and Grow Rich), Charles F. Haanel (The Master Key System) and many other authors either quote Troward directly or have been influenced by those who studied Troward’s lectures and books.

This is a collection of his complete works, with a combined table of contents and easy-to-read format. A reference no professional or casual student of self-help should be without.

This is a key reference behind the successful Go Thunk Yourself! series.

The continuing bestselling classic – as seen in “The Secret”.

Now formatted from the original text to ensure your easy reading and study.

Wattles’ 1909 work has been a continuing bestseller, having more copies in circulation now than during the author’s life.

Probably the first self-help book devoted to enabling you to get rich, this classic also has clues to making yourself far more successful and happy in what you undertake. Innumerable people have gotten rich through using this slim volume.

THE CONTINUING BESTSELLING CLASSIC – as seen in “The Secret”. This book is based on a 1909 course which had 24 lessons, complete with review questions and answers.

Now formatted from the original text to ensure your easy reading and study.

Napoleon Hill (Think and Grow Rich) credited Haanel and this book with his early success. This is one of the principle sources for American Self-Improvement literature, describing and detailing many of the basics which later authors (Hill, Covey, Peale, among others) used to write their own best sellers.

Any serious student of self-help should have this volume for study and continuing reference.