A really good read, great reminder of the great things about the law of attraction, everyone should read this at least once!

As an avid reader of self-help and new age books, I wanted to read The Law of Success, I knew I would learn and gain tremendously from this book, and I think others will too.
Hill discusses the laws, or traits/characteristics/principles we need to succeed in life and business. These include enthusiasm, self-confidence, practicing the golden rule, and others that will help guide us all to living our best lives. This book is easy to read and highly relevant. This is the type of book you keep and reread several times throughout the year, or every few months or so to keep you on track. I highly recommend reading it.

The Law of Success is a great reminder - we are the ones behind the wheel. The drive towards success demands focus on changes only we have control over. Another positive tool for creating the life of our dreams rather than merely dreaming.

Although this book includes lots of useful information, my issue with it was that the Kindle version of the book is a total mess. No table of contents nor chapter breaks. It all runs together and it's a bit hard to keep up with it.

While this is simply the original book, and therefore available for free on the internet, it is awesome to have a print copy of it available for reference. As a classic in self-help and positive thinking, as well as success, this book should be on everybody's shelf.

I tried really hard to love this book. Secrets of Wealth and Happiness must be a great read. I will for sure have life altering truths told to me. I can learn to make money no problem. Truth be told this book is too lengthy and wordy for me to finish. I was dying 150 pages in as the author just doesn't resonate with me due to the old fashioned lingo he is speaking. It's like another language to me and one I can't follow. Good resource for 45 and up. 2/5

Somehow the book is challenging for me to enjoy due to the way it was written. The author was too wordy from the present perspective. Most of the ideas though are useful. However, there are topics which are not so relevant with the main point being pointed at.