What if you could go back in time and sit down with these innovative and influential thinkers to ask them all your questions and find the key to a breakthrough in your life? We have the next best thing.

The Secrets of Success Movement gives you access to the greatest online book library about success. Not only do we have well-known works such as “Think and Grow Rich” and “How to Make Friends and Influence People,” but we also have a collection of rare and unpublished works, drafts, magazines, and books.

In these manuscripts, we can see what authors such as Napoleon Hill wrote before it was cut, edited, and altered for the public so that it would sell better. It’s as close as you can get to having a real conversation with these historical geniuses.

Even better, as a part of the Secrets of Success Movement, you will be connected with other high-performing leaders and entrepreneurs who are as driven as you are to change their lives and find success. You will be a member of a like-minded community willing to share its ideas and goals and support you as you work toward achieving yours.

We have a monthly online book club where we explore the best books on success. Not only will you get a chance to read these transformative books, but you will have the chance to really dig deep into the lessons with inspired and motivated people just like you. There are a lot of success book clubs, but you won’t find anyone else with access to the unpublished materials that we have, or that attracts the same level of committed high-performers.

Russell Brunson first read Napoleon Hill fresh out of college and just starting his marketing career. What he read changed how he approached his life and jump-started his career trajectory.

He created a massively successful company (ClickFunnels), wrote multiple best-selling books, and built a following of over a million entrepreneurs. He credits much of his accomplishments to what he learned reading from the masters of success.

His love for books, particularly those that hold the keys to success, grew into an OBSESSION. Anyone who knows him knows he is an insatiable bibliophile. He has spent years reading all the books on success that he can get his hands on. If you have read self-help books, you know that some can be life-changing, some are okay, and some are just misleading. Russell has curated for you, choosing the very best from a sea of literature. Nowhere else can you find such a complete, vetted online book guide to success.

Here is just a tiny sample of what you’ll find in our online book library about success:

“The Law of Success” by Napoleon Hill

“First, I know that I have the ability to achieve the object of my definite purpose, therefore I demand of myself persistent, aggressive, and continuous action toward its attainment.”

This book was officially published in 1928. However, Russell Brunson spent $1.5 million acquiring an advance “galley copy” of the book published in 1925. This early edition is the closest we can get to Hill’s thoughts, ideas, and philosophies before they went through the complete external editing process.

“The Law of Success” is divided into 16 lessons that teach you how to harness the power of your mind to achieve your goals. Hill spent his younger years interviewing the most influential and successful people of his time–masters of industry such as Andrew Carnegie, Henry Ford, and Charles Schwab. He distilled what he learned into bite-size lessons that anyone can apply.

According to Hill, successful people do three things. First, they know what they want, and they keep that goal in front of them, both in their conscious and subconscious mind. Second, they find a community of supportive, like-minded people, a mastermind. Third, they keep growing and working until they get what they want. They never give up on their goals.

Russell Brunson thought that the lessons in this book were valuable enough to spend over a million dollars to acquire and preserve them. This is the place to start if you are looking for the best online book resources about success.

“How to Grow Success” by Elizabeth Towne

“Man is a magnet, and every line and dot and detail of his experiences come by his own attraction.”

Written in 1904, Elizabeth Towne was decades ahead of her time, promoting a “growth mindset.” She breaks her book into several sections with practical and implementable advice on how to grow success in life. She focuses on goal setting, time management, communication, tackling procrastination, and overcoming the fear of failure. More importantly, she stresses the importance of perseverance and optimism in facing obstacles. Rather than being discouraged by setbacks, she encourages her readers to embrace challenges and learn from their mistakes.

“How to Get What You Want” by Orison Swett Marden

"Most of our obstacles would melt away if, instead of cowering before them, we should make up our minds to walk boldly through them!"

Orison Swett Marden was also the editor of Success Magazine and was an early leader in the field of success psychology. If you’ve ever read or listened to Dale Carnegie, Stephen Covey, or Tony Robbins, then the ideas in this book might sound familiar–they all drew inspiration from Marden.

In “How to Get What You Want,” Marden outlines the principles anyone can follow to achieve their goals and succeed. These principles are based on the unchanging laws of nature and the power of the human mind.

Marden unfolds to his readers the law of attraction, which is, in its simplest form, the idea that we attract what we think about most. Our thoughts are like magnets that draw to us the energy and outcomes that correspond with our mental state. We must be clear about what we want most in life and visualize achieving it. If our thoughts are negative and pessimistic, we will invite failure and sorrow into our lives. We will invite success and happiness if our thoughts are positive and confident.

“How to Win Friends and Influence People” by Dale Carnegie

“If there is any one secret of success, it lies in the ability to get the other person’s point of view and see things from that person’s angle as well as from your own.”

You cannot achieve success in a vacuum. Even for the most independent people, progressing towards goals requires interacting and cooperating with others. This is why Dale Carnegie reminds us that one key to success is our ability to interact with and influence people.

His book is simple and straightforward, with easy-to-understand principles guiding our relationships with family, peers, friends, and coworkers. It has stood the test of time; it has sold tens of millions of copies and been translated into almost every known language.

At the heart of Carnegie’s book is the idea that you must genuinely listen and try to understand others. Try to see things from their point of view. You should be sincere and careful when critiquing. “Be hearty in your approbation and lavish in your praise.”

When others know that you care about them, are interested in their thoughts, and are invested in their goals, they will be more receptive to your suggestions and corrections. They will be open to your ideas and will support you as you work toward your goals. Not only are other people crucial to success, but good relationships are the foundation of happiness in our lives, making this book an essential read.