1. Road to Success.
 Er. Mehul Sinh Rajput
 Saloni Shah
 Vaibhav Gandhi
 Pruthvish Prajapati
 Jayant Rajput

2. Details
 Name of author:- Napoleon Hill
 Name of organization:-The Napoleon Hill Foundation
 First published by:-4th March 2011 By Napoleon Hill Foundation
 Language:- English
 Publisher of the book: Jaico books
 Place of publisher: Jaico house, Mumbai, India
 Isbn code: 0981951198

3. Contents
 Road To Success- 15 Billboards
 Success
 Leadership
 Power Of Extended Vision
 Summary

4. ROAD TO SUCCESS- 15 Billboards
1. Desire as a Definite Aim
in Life
2. Self-Confidence
3. Initiative
4. Imagination
5. Enthusiasm
6. Action
7. Self-Control
8. Habit of Performing
more work than paid for
9. Attractive Personality
10. Accurate Thought
11. Concentration
12. Persistence
13. Learning form Failures
14. Tolerance
15. Applying the Golden
Rule

5. Desire as a Definite Aim in Life
 Do not underestimate the value of this due to its
simplicity.
 You need to set an objective before you can achieve it.
 Not having a solid aim to focus on cannot possibly get
you to it.
 You have to know what you want so that you can start
receiving it.

6. Self Confidence
 Believe that you are worthy of success and that you can
attain it.
 Without this simple understanding truly understanding it
you will probably get nowhere with most of your goals.
 If you are not confident, then you cannot sell yourself in
life.

7. Initiative
 Addresses the importance of leadership skill. Here, hill
acknowledge the penalties of leadership.
 Leaders are not always spoken of sweetly. This should
not deter you from becoming a leader. It is only genius
“that attracts the attention of critics”.
 Nobody bothers slandering a person who isn’t
somewhere near the upper rings of the ladder of
success.

8. Imagination
 Dream, and use your imagination to help lead you to the
attainment of your goals.
 The making good decision comes with use, and your
intuition will always lead you toward your dream.
 Dreams and actions are closely related.

9. Enthusiasm
 Enthusiasm compels you to act. Mix enthusiasm with your
work- does something you are enthusiastic about- and you
will not get tired nearly as quickly.
 Hill explains the things that can contribute to enthusiasm,
one being to wear nice clothes. Basically, if you look like a
million bucks, you'll feel like a million bucks, and you will
likely find yourself around a million bucks.
 The opposite is also true, and this is to be avoided. Feel
good about your appearance, because it also affects the first
impression of you on others who can be instrumental in your
path to success.

10. Self Control
 Auto suggestion is like reprogramming your subconscious
mind to believe what you want it to believe- to replace
your old beliefs with new ones that will serve you better.
This takes self control.
 Have you ever tried to change a habit? It makes sense.
When you take control over the thoughts you are thinking,
then you can take control of your success. Make these
thoughts the ones you want to believe, and See yourself
the way you want to see you.

11. Habit of Performing More Than Paid For
 If you are going to whine about your work, then you are
not going anywhere.
 Do the work you have in front of you, then ask what else
you may do. By doing this, you make yourself valuable,
and you will surely reach a point where you are being
paid handsomely.
 Valuable employees are... valuable. This is also an
especially true when you are working for yourself.

12. Attractive Personality
 Have one.
 Don't point things out on people, don't hang your
head and say "I’m tired".
 Mediocrity does not care if you are pleasant or not.
Success does.
Accurate Thought
• Sort "facts" from "information", and use auto-suggestion
in conjunction with focused thoughts.

13. Concentration
 "Concentration is the act of focusing the mind upon a
given desire until ways and means for its realization
have been worked out and successfully put into
operation". That about covers it !!
Persistence
• It is simply habit of completing everything one begins,
first having learn what to begin and what not to begin

14. Learning from Failure
 Yes! Fail, and be happy that it is bringing you one step
closer to success.
 Failure is inevitable, and it is a great step towards the right
direction.
 Replace "failure" with "temporary defeat".

15. Tolerance
 Don't practice prejudice or racism. It is ignorance, and it
is a barrier to success.
 Just see the best in people and situations, and focus only
on your goal and the good for all.
Applying The Golden Rule
• "Do unto others as you wish them to do unto you."
• Also, "Think of others as you wish them to think of
you."

16. SUCCESS
 Success - A few have achieved it, everybody wants to
achieve it.
 You wish to succeed. It can do you no harm to know that
your success must come through the aid of your own
mind; especially the imaginative section of your mind
wherein you build definite plans for the guidance of
your physical activities.
 This book unravels the difficulties and obstacles
encountered during the journey on the Road to Success

17. LEADERSHIP
 Leadership is something which seldom comes by
invitation. It is something which you must invite yourself
into. In every business there is a fine opening for a first-class
leader. But, he must be a man who is willing to do
the thing that ought to be done without someone telling
him to do it.
 Leadership means responsibilities, but the most profitable
work usually is that which shoulders the greatest
responsibility on a man.

18. LEADERSHIP
 Leadership should become a habit and the leader with
humility becomes the powerful man of action and he is
then sought for greater leadership.
 Leadership is a privilege and anybody can be a leader
by merely doing the thing that ought to be done whether
you are told to do it or not; whether it is your job to do
it or not; whether you are paid for it or not!

19. THE POWER OF EXTENDED VISION
 Many of our mistakes worked a temporary hardship on
others, and all of them worked an immediate hardship
on us, but these mistakes and failures were profitable,
because every one of them caused us to climb up out of
the debris of the failure itself with a broader and more
extended vision than we had before.
 The power of extended vision is the only power on
earth, which will help a person to climb out of the rut of
mediocrity in any walk of life.

20. THE POWER OF EXTENDED VISION
 The power of extended vision is something which
everyone must cultivate because the happy, contented
workmen usually are a mere reflection of the disposition
of the head of the works.
 We are forced to the conclusion that the ability to extend
one’s vision except more of one’s self is not only a
desirable quality, but a necessary one!

21. Conclusion
 For this teach us life is made up of one long facing of
decision-of deciding promptly or letting the opportunity
pass. use your self right think well of yourself, work
hard, yourself controlling power and the willingness to
assume heavy responsibilities. Its also learn habit of
performing more work and better than you are paid to
perform. Some accurate decision for success fundas.
 And last, we are forced to the conclusion that the ability
to extend one’s vision and expect more of one’s self is
not only a desirable quality, but a necessary one.