The Richest Man in Babylon & The Magic Story

Two Classic Parables About Achieving Wealth and Personal Success

By: Napoleon Hill

Narrated by: Napoleon Hill Foundation

These parables - one ancient, one modern - contain time-tested secrets that will put you on the road to happiness and prosperity. They offer simple yet powerful truths about the challenges we all face and must overcome on the road to success.

The Richest Man in Babylon: George Clason’s classic motivational story of Arkad, a man of humble origins who became the richest man in Babylon. In dialogue with his fellow citizens he reveals the attitudes and behavior that brought him wealth and happiness.

The Magic Story: What turns a loser into a winner? Jay, a down-on-his-luck writer, sees his once struggling friend Sturtevant transformed into a man of supreme confidence and achievement. How did his friend do it?

©2011 Napoleon Hill Foundation (P)2011 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Good

Yes! It was awesome. I highly recommend this to anyone. His stuff is so boss. I promise ur life will be changed

Corny, but worth the information.

It is a bit campy, but I did like the information the book gave me.

Enlightening!

Eye opening, very profound. A easy listen and gets to the point. The music and acting sticks in your mind well after you have listened to it. I recommend this to people of all ages.

Two Entertaining Classics for anyone seeking financial acumen

The book imparts valuable lessons on financial management, saving, and investing through engaging parables that are both enlightening and entertaining. It's a must-read for anyone seeking to improve their financial acumen while enjoying a captivating story from the pages of history.

Two Classic Parables, By: Napoleon Hill Foundation

A great listen and quick reminder of old Classics. If you want a quick pick me up as to why you are doing what you are doing to become healthy, wealthy, and wise, this is a good Audio book, condensed for convenience. Only for those who believe in themselves, or are ready to believe in themselves.