Think and Grow Rich
Napoleon Hill · ★★★☆☆ · 125 pages · 1937
Man what a roller coaster of a book. It is basically a self help book focused on the success of accumulating wealth but a weird assortment of pseudo science and transcendentalism thrown in. Just when you think you are reading something insightful, you are thrown into the pseudo science. I suppose some of the stuff he was describing are psychology, group dynamics, and sociology before the experiments to back them which are insightful but it just starts so abruptly from practical to new agey.
Sections I found useful are: control or sexuality, knowledge vs doing, decision making.