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Its secret lies at the heart of one of the most compelling self-improvement books ever written—a work that, though forgotten, rivaled the popularity of contemporaries by Napoleon Hill and Dale Carnegie. It was titled “Wake Up and Live!” , written by Dorothea Brand, an aspiring journalist from Chicago. When Brand published “Wake Up and Live!” In 1936, the book was a huge success, selling more than a million copies in subsequent years. The book was so well received that it became the only work on the philosophy of mind power to be turned into a movie — and even a musical. In 1937, Twentieth Century Fox released the film Wake Up and Live starring Walter Winchell. Brandy was a journalist and writing coach, best known for her invaluable educational book How to Be a Writer (1934). Brandi explained that this book stemmed from a hugely productive period in her career, which began with her discovery of one basic law of success. Brandi's formula was so simple and charming that it caused people to argue with her as soon as she mentioned it. But it worked for many. In her book “Wake Up and Live!” A book as fun as it is simple - Brandy tells the story of her discovery and shows how her eight-word method can be applied to various areas of life. With its observations on self-defeat and its powerful idea for overcoming it, Wake Up and Live! is one of the most well-argued and observational works of applied psychology.