I have 6 different versions of the book:



• I have a soft-cover that I carry with me when I travel.

• I have a collector's edition in my personal library.

• I have the THINK AND GROW RICH: THE 21st-CENTURY EDITION

• I have THINK AND GROW RICH: THE 21st-CENTURY EDITION

• WORKBOOK.

• I also have the Audio book in both cassette tapes and CDs as well.

I also own all the other Napoleon Hill's books such as:

• NAPOLEON HILL'S A YEAR OF GROWING RICH

• BELIEVE AND ACHIEVE

• SUCCEED AND GROW RICH THROUGH PERSUASION

• LAW OF SUCCESS: THE 21st CENTURY EDITION... etc.

Do you get the idea here? If I like the information, I want it ALL!

If you think back on a past experience, perhaps you've done the same (probably invested tons of money, time or effort etc.) to learn EVERYTHING you can on a particular topic you're passionate about.

And because of this human behavior, it's usually information publishers online who understand it that makes the most money in their marketplace—not to mention, step above their competitors at the same time…

You see, what you probably don't know is when you have lots of products to offer your prospects, you eventually get perceived as the ‘expert' in the industry.

Naturally, people would flock to you since you offer them varieties, a fresh introduction to products they actually want at the present time, or rather just knowing you probably have the ‘deepest' secrets or solutions to their problems—since you have so many products created on that particular topic!

The problem is, many people don't take this step because they think it's difficult to create a new product from their previous ones. But you'll learn why it's otherwise in a while…

SIDE NOTE: If your business seem like it's making its highest profits at the moment—here's the secret to take it to the next level. Again, all you need to remember is “when people like and immerse themselves in something, they do all they can to get all of it”

As Michael Masterson, author of “Ready, Fire, Aim” said, you don't have to make your product perfect before it's launched. Instead, launch it before it is perfected and improve as you go along.

How hard is this PRODUCT ASCENSION process? I'll show you:

Take an existing topic, present it in an interesting, shocking, entertaining or “wow” effect and you'll have a new product ready to go. Deliver it in different formats, for example an audio interview… a membership site delivering new angles on your advices… or a physical home study course (a compilation of existing information you have) with specific step-by-step instructions, and you'll have few other new products.

You've heard it before, but I'll hammer this in your mind once again: “An average plan implemented today is far better than a perfect plan implemented next week.”

The fact is, you don't always need to create new categories of information in your niche. Sometimes, you offer more VALUE helping your prospects further understand beneficial information you already have!

If you like, you can follow what I do: Get out a pen and paper right now, outline a new product your prospects would purchase (whether new or old information, presented from a fresh point of view) within 30 minutes and set a deadline for completion depending on your product. Then, make HALF of that time period your actual deadline and GET MOVING with the product creation process—it's that simple.

Instead of making plans, why not make goals and deadlines? Perhaps you can focus on creating at least 3 new products each year? What about, launching a new product in the next 4-8 weeks?

Of course there are FAR GREATER benefits behind this product ascension process… but instead of adding more thought processes that gets in the way, why not make it simple and just create as many products as you can? As simple as I can put it, this is the “secret” I've used to grow my Internet publishing business from $100,000… $200,000… then $500,000 and over ONE MILLION DOLLARS in annual revenues each year!

It's the secret multi-million dollars, top of the world and historically established publishing companies use to get to where they are. Well, are there any clearer ways to put this?