Recently, a controversial book, "The World's 24 Most Amazing Lessons", has once again made the bestseller list. This book has been vigorously resisted by elites from all walks of life in American politics and business, and has been listed as "**So, what kind of book is it?".Why has it attracted so much attention and controversy?This article will uncover the mystery for you.
When I heard the news that there was ** in the United States, the author was shocked, but thinking about the various phenomena in capitalist society again, the author understood why "The 24 Most Amazing Lessons in the World" was banned. The people at the top absolutely do not want the people at the bottom to be civilized, because this will pose a threat to their interests.
The 24 Most Amazing Lessons in the World" What kind of book is it?Why will it be resisted by elites from all walks of life in the United States, making it "**".
Maybe it's because I had high expectations for this book, and after reading it, I didn't feel that it was as amazing as it was rumored. It doesn't make it easy for me to succeed, the so-called "low-hanging fruit" is just an illusion!
There are rumors that Bill Gates dropped out of school because he read the book, founded Microsoft and became a billionaire, but there is no conclusive evidence for these rumors. However, the book "The World's 24 Most Amazing Lessons" does have its merits, it is not a "poisonous chicken soup" article, nor is it a simple list of success ideas, but it conveys many ways of thinking that can subvert people's perceptions.
In the book, the author, Charles Harnell, establishes a comprehensive and systematic system for the development of personal potential, and teaches the principles and basic concepts of success. Many of the methods in this book are step-by-step and practical, and can really help people get out of the stereotypes and better develop their personal potential.
However, there may still be a long way to go before you can easily succeed and become a billionaire with this book!
So, why is this book called **?
This book inspired the thinking of Napoleon Hill, the master of successology, and it is clear that he founded "Successology"!Because the book "The 24 Most Amazing Lessons in the World" really improves people's thinking and cognition, and taps into personal potential. Moreover, there is no doubt that the title page of the book is printed with a letter of thanks from Napoleon Hill.
However, in terms of improving "thinking cognition", passing on "rules" and developing "personal potential", this book does have the right to be banned.
Because these ideas may make the people at the bottom civilized, and even successful!And this is something that the upper elites and aristocrats will never tolerate.
In addition, the author of the book, Charles Harnell, comes from the lower ranks and worked as a newsboy in his youth and later as a clerk. Unwilling to continue to be exploited, he resolutely started his own business, and with his amazing talent and hard work, he earned $2 billion in just 10 years, becoming a legend in the American business world, and making many aristocratic elites feel terrified.
After his success, Harnell has always had a wish, that is, to spread his successful ideas to more people at the bottom, to help them tap their potential and find ways to succeed.
So, he sorted out his entrepreneurial experience, summed up the way to tap potential and success, and named it "The goal is very simple, that is, let everyone use this key to open the door to success."
The book quickly became popular, spreading 200,000 copies in the United States alone, causing a sensation in all walks of life. The upper-class people saw the "evil intentions" of this book, so they united and listed "** as "** People also call it "Silicon Valley".
So why was the book unbanned in 2003?
It should be because of the popularity of the Internet. In the past, books were the only medium for the dissemination of information, and as long as printing was controlled, it was basically possible to stop its dissemination. However, the advent of the Internet has subverted all this, and "paper can't hold fire". They had to lift the ban and change the title of the book to "The 24 Most Amazing Lessons in the World."
Although the book has been banned for 70 years, it has been active in the market for more than a decade, once again on the bestseller list.
The book has only 24 chapters and 24 lessons on the subject, including the discussion of the subconscious, the inner world, the exploration of personal potential, and the in-depth thinking of the law of cause and effect and reciprocal behavior. It can greatly help people improve their thinking and cognition and jump out of the shackles of traditional thinking.
In addition to thinking and cognition, the valuable content is often more important.
If you can read this far, you must be a patient reader. I suggest you read this book, although it will not make you rich overnight, nor will it make you the next Bill Gates, but it is worth reading in terms of improving "thinking and cognition", tapping "personal potential" and learning "becoming a leader".
In this information** age, we need to be more open-minded, deeper in understanding, and more ways to explore success. "The World's 24 Most Amazing Lessons" may provide us with some inspiration and help to better face challenges and pursue success.