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Think and Grow Rich for Women by Sharon Lechter — WisdomDeck honest review
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Think and Grow Rich for Women

by Sharon Lechter

Hill's thirteen principles re-told with women's stories and statistics, by the Rich Dad co-author who manages the Hill Foundation's licences. It is a faithful retelling with contemporary examples; it does not add new principles, and it does not need to.

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Read it if…

you found the 1937 original dated in its examples and want the same ideas with women at the centre.

Skip it if…

you have absorbed the original; the principles are unchanged.

Three things you will actually use

  1. The principles are gender-neutral; the stories were not.
  2. Desire, faith, plan, persistence: the sequence holds.
  3. A mastermind is built, not found.

Do this first

Read the chapter on the mastermind and name the three women who would be in yours.

Our verdict

The same thirteen, retold.

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