Self Improvement And Success, The Carnegie Secret

[Daisy Pricilla]

Anyone who has the determination to succeed can find a way to Becoming Limitless Review do so. Are you as determined as Will Smith. Most of us grow up believing that the rich and successful must have some secret formula which gives them an edge. There must be some secret "they" know that we do not. Authors and information sellers make small fortunes every year selling these "secrets" of success. Here is the truth: there is no secret to success. Marketers like to refer to information about success as a secret because it catches people's attention. Everyone wants to know the secret, whatever it might be. And people sure want to know the secret to success.

A good example of that was the video and book published a few years back called The Secret. Of course, nothing in that book or video was truly a secret. It was all content that had been published in books in general circulation in the past. However, by marketing this information as a secret they drew great attention to themselves and increased sales of the materials.

There is another reason people want to believe in a secret to success. We all want to believe we are reasonably capable and intelligent people. As such we certainly ought to be successful unless of course there is a secret that they are not telling us. That seems to be the only way they can be successful and we are not. Many have wondered, as have I, what makes some people successful and others not. Some of these people have engaged in a serious study over a long period and compiled lists of the common characteristics of successful people.

The American father of this kind of literature was Benjamin Franklin who published such characteristics in his Poor Richard's Almanac. In the 19th Century, a number of authors including Horatio Alger, Wallace D. Wattles, Orison Swett Marden, and Napoleon Hill wrote on this subject. Hill probably was best known for this lifetime study of the subject and his many books on it.

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