The final lesson in Law of Success is  the Golden Rule”, and how it is  the driving force in gaining success. The Golden Rule” is defined as “the guiding star that will enable you to profitably and constructively use the knowledge assembled in the previous lessons”.

The fifteenth lesson in the Laws of Success is Tolerance which is more important in todays world as ever! Intolerance is a form of ignorance that must be mastered for you to grow and learn to communicate more effectively.

The fourteenth lesson in Napoleon Hill’s Law of Success is titled “Profiting by Failure.” In this lesson, Hill has different view of the meaning behind the word “failure”. Normally a negative word, Hill distinguishes failure from temporary defeat, and temporary defeat can at times be a blessing in disguise.

In he laws of success lesson 13 talks about the amazing success you can have through cooperation. The outstanding achievements in business, industry, finance, and technology are all based upon the principle of cooperative effort. Every day we hear about mergers and acquisitions of companies or alliances that are formed based upon cooperation. Almost every great achievement in the world has been made with cooperative effort.

In his twelfth lesson in Law of Success, Napoleon Hill discusses the importance of concentration in achieving great success. The lesson defines concentration as “the act of focusing the mind on a given desire until ways and means for its realization have been worked out and successfully put into operation.”

According to author Napoleon Hill, the eleventh lesson in his proclaimed Law of Success course is the most important, most interesting, and unfortunately the most difficult lesson Accurate Thinking!

The tenth lesson of Law of Success discusses the importance of having a “pleasing personality”. It is defined as a personality that attracts, and proceeds to explore the causes of this attraction.

The Solutions Oriented Leader with the ninth lesson of the laws of success the Alex project The Habit of Doing More Than Paid for Napoleon Hill explores another topic that is vital to achieving success in the ninth lesson of this book, titled “The Habit of Doing More Than Paid For.” Essentially self-explanatory, this rare characteristic often results in countless opportunities for a person and will add much to one’s credibility and reputation.

The eighth lesson in Napoleon Hill’s reading course discusses self-control, and its great importance to achieving success. A lack of self-control resembles the unharnessed lightning of an electrical storm – it may strike anywhere; it may destroy life and property.

In the seventh lesson in Law of Success, Napoleon Hill discusses the great importance of “enthusiasm”, and how integrating enthusiasm into your life will ultimately lead to success.