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http://www.wealtheory.com Free DVD. These are the strategies in use today. Banks and others use these to get huge profits low risk. Amazingly simple stuff.

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Rare footage of Napoleon Hill speaking on the main tenants of his timeless, best selling book, “Think and Grow Rich”. Napoleon Hill is one of the fathers of the success movement which started gaining popularity in the middle of the 20th Century. These psychological principles predate date modern times and were only recognized by the very successful, wealthy, or those willing to open their minds to a new way of thinking.

These principles have been studied, followed, and imitated by many other respected leaders in the field of finding business success through forming an attitude and way of thinking and living your life that is conducive to attracting and creating success and wealth in your life.

These methods were once considered very radical, controversial, or just dismissed as being baloney. Through the advent of technology and over the course of time, however, scientist, scholars, and respected leaders have come to appreciate the wisdom and validity that lies within shaping ones’ destiny through the power of the mind and attitude.

“Think and Grow Rich” is more than a motivational work promising riches by wishing and hoping; it is a practical manual with exercises, examples, and evidence of how carring out certain actions and behavior patterns can have a dramatic affect on the outcome of your life and the success you experience in a lifetime.

Important themes such as family, community service, hard work, and itellectual and spiritual pursuits are covered. The power of your imagination and how to stimulate your own creativity and attract wealth are revealed in this wonderful book.

Similar pioneers in this movement are Charles F.Haanel, Andrew Carnegie, W.F. Stone, Earl Nightingale, Bob Proctor, Norman Vincent Peale, Jim Rohn, Anthony Robbins, Rhonda Byrne, and others. These principles may seem basic at one’s first exposure, but it is in actually carrying out the principles that is the challenge.

Some of the principles are traced back to ancient and Biblical times and are the inspiration for many other modern publications, such as “The Secret”. Napoleon Hill was greatly inspired by “The Master Key System” by Charles F. Haanel who Rhonda Byrnes’, “The Secret” is largely inspired by.

Napoleon Hill became an apprentice of sorts to US Steel magnate and founder, Andrew Carnegie. Hill was commissioned to interview and discover the secret to wealth according to the most successful men of the time; including Woolworth, Ford, Rockefeller, and many more over the span of twenty years or more.

Through his findings he composed one of the best selling books of all time in the genre of personal and business success. This book and Napoleon Hill himself are still revered today as a beacon of what it means to succeed at business and in life.

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This is a book review on the bestsellers, “Think and Grow Rich” by Napoleon Hill, “The Richest Man in Babylon” by George Clason, and “The Millionaire Next Door” by Thomas Stanley and William Danko, sponsored by PapaMedia.com.

In one of the most popular and most read self-help books in print, Napoleon Hill presents the idea of achieving riches through his techniques. Although the text was originally written during the Great Depression, Hill’s words still stand out as meaningful and achievable to any individual. He provides the reader with a grand journey through knowing one’s self and possessing self-discipline. Following Hill’s thirteen steps, readers can learn how to take on better business skills, become more organized and persistent, and condition our brains to be stations of thought. The remarkable path is one more of insights than of uncovered secrets, and Hill still manages to give the reader an underlying feeling of accomplishment for achieving a richer life through the process. Spiritual growth and good business sense are products of this text. Readers will come away with a wealth of knowledge.

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Acclaimed as a modern-day classic, this celebrated bestseller offers an understanding of-and a solution to-personal financial problems. Based on the success secrets of the ancient “Babylonian parables,” it is the most inspiring book on wealth ever written.

Based on hundreds of surveys, conversations, and interviews, the authors of this book present the truth behind the country’s wealthiest people. The results, while thorough and organized, may surprise you. The writers are quick to reveal that the country’s wealthiest are, in fact, individuals that live in normal houses with normal lives and break every stereotype of the rich. Using the information from their research, the authors introduce the seven main factors that make these wealthy families stand out from the rest of the population. For starters, a large majority of them are first generation rich and didn’t have any special education, inheritance, or get-rich-quick plan. They reveal the kinds of purchases they make (and don’t make), the way they spend their money, the way they budget for the future, and the way each wealthy family ensures that their children will be required to work for everything they earn. Full of surprising data, this book brings the secret of wealth to the forefront. By making some rather simple choices, you too could be in the same category.

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Looking back on my time with Robert Kiyosaki at The Rich Dad Company, a common theme that was there throughout was the study of how people learn.

The best diagram I’ve seen that illustrates how much the method of learning impacts how much we retain, is the Cone of Learning.

Created by Edgar Dale in 1969, The Cone Of Learning lists, from worst to best, the passive and active ways we learn and how the affect our retention.

Not surprising, reading and lecture are the two WORST ways of learning. And how are we expected to learn in school? That’s right…

Reading and lecture.

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What is the best way to learn?

Doing the real thing. Actually getting into action and doing the very thing you want to learn.

Why is doing the real thing so much more effective than reading or lecture? Because it is active. Where as reading and lecture are passive.

Being involved increases your retention dramatically. It requires that you use both your left brain and your right brain.

It sets it in stone.

The subject of learning and teaching were at the core of everything at The Rich Dad Company.

John

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I have a headache.

For the past 36 hours, I have been on overload. Walking back into a Rich Dad event for the first time since leaving the company, I have been bombarded by people that I consider to be my family.

In a majority of the cases, the first reaction is, “Wow! Look at your hair!”

I have not had blonde hair for about a year. I actually like it this way. It gives me an edge. It makes me stand out in a room. Something I have never been comfortable with, but that is another story.

In the last day and a half, we have studied the Mandrake Mechanism, the Federal Reserve System, R. Buckminster Fuller, The Dollar Crisis, PERT (Planning, Evaluation, Review, Technique), Synergetics, the dymaxion map, and a LOT more.

Whew.

And that’s just the first half of the event. There will be a LOT more to come.

John
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