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Summary:
Hill lays out thirteen principles for success in any line of work, summarized from interviews with many individuals who have amassed great wealth.
The habits formed from applying these principles will reprogram your subconscious mind so that it produces future life experiences that are aligned with your definite purpose.
By pursuing meaningful purpose,
visualizing, and reprogramming your subconscious mind to expect the success
you desire,
you can think
and grow rich
through your life’s work.
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Napoleon Hill was right? Can you really
“Think and Grow Rich?”If so, you’re not alone.
As a career-driven professional,
chances are you’re looking for ways to have
a leg up on growing in wealth and influence
through your life’s work.Hill’s best-selling book
on achieving success
in our lives maintains its status even after his death
in 1970.
Why? Because his blueprint for wealth
and abundance is captivating and clear.
Why wouldn’t you be captivated by the concept of growing rich simply by using your thoughts?Hill lays out thirteen principles for success
in any line of work,
summarized from interviews with many individuals
who have amassed great wealth.
Think of his work as a dissertation from a qualitative longitudinal research project.
There’s a science to why it works.Passionate pursuits lead to suffering.The book suggests that success starts with a burning desire.
This burning desire relates to a definite purpose
that is meaningful to you.
It also becomes an obsession
that your mind is already convinced will come to fruition.When you pursue this meaningful purpose,
two things happen in your brain.
First, you experience a more basic, compelling emotion that initiates passion,
which often feels like intense enthusiasm
and pride. Passion is impulsive and instinctive,
as it emerges from having an incomplete perception
of the nature of reality.
It can motivate you to survive past obstacles,
but it isn’t a reliable guidepost
to great achievement or fulfillment.The emotional
area of your brain is responsible for your passion
with such intensity.
This includes your amygdala, basal ganglia,
and brain stem, which are the primitive structures
for impulsive and instinctive behaviors.Passions
can be the source of human suffering,
because they’re nothing more than impulses toward pleasure and instincts to avoid pain.
Our best life requires rational control over passionate appetites.Second, you experience knowledge
of a definite purpose,
which is a primary and essential function for your fulfillment.
A definite purpose clarifies your direction
and your deepest, most objective reason why you want to achieve your desires.
This is your true north, your highest intrinsic value,
and your resolve to be unstoppable.Your brain’s prefrontal cortex is responsible for your pursuit of definite purpose.
It drives all the higher-order cognitive functions,
including self-mastery.
This allows you to control your emotional impulses
created by passion.It’s no coincidence that the first principle in “Think and Grow Rich” is to have a burning desire backed by definite purpose, not passion.
It activates the prefrontal cortex that initiates persistent and consistent action toward your goals.
[Related: Be a High Achiever Instead of a Workaholic]
Reality always mirrors imagination.
The next few principles in Think and Grow Rich involve visualization and human imagination.
Your subconscious programming is responsible for everything you’ve created in your present and future life.
The conscious mind won’t behave in a manner that is inconsistent with how the subconscious mind operates.
All of our beliefs, values, goals, and dreams
have been programmed in the subconscious mind
since birth. Subconscious programming influences our life outcomes, even if we’re not consciously aware of it.
Research shows that your brain responds the same way to real and imagined scenarios.
This means you can influence your subconscious mind through your imagination,
and hence how you react and respond to your reality.
Your subconscious mind is powerfully responsible for producing the majority of your life experiences.
This is why Hill’s next principles to success involve visualization and imagination.
The habits formed from applying these principles
will reprogram your subconscious mind
so that it produces future life experiences that are aligned with your definite purpose.
[Related: The Dream Job Project: Giving Yourself a Permission Slip to Dream]
The filter between your conscious and subconscious mind.People who reach success aren’t trying to succeed any more than people who reach failure are trying to fail. They both happen automatically based on our subconscious programming.
The scientific evidence for this lies in the part of our brain called the Reticular Activating System. The RAS is responsible for allowing important information through to your brain while filtering out anything unnecessary.Imagine you’re in a busy coffee shop, having a conversation with a friend. There are multiple conversations going on around you. But you can focus on the conversation with your friend only. This is because other conversations aren’t valuable to you, and your RAS will filter them out.The same goes for your conscious and subconscious mind. When you engage in visualization and imagination of your definite purpose,
any “conversation” of failure will get filtered out. And only “conversations” of success will move from your conscious to your subconscious.
This allows you to set an intention to achieve goals related to your definite purpose.By pursuing meaningful purpose, visualizing, and reprogramming your subconscious mind to expect the success you desire,
you can think and grow rich through your life’s work.[Related: Everything You Desire Starts Here]—Dr. Grace Lee, neuroscience expert and CEO of career coaching firm Mastery Insights, helps professionals joyfully maximize their impact and potential through brain-based coaching that integrates career and life. She discusses fulfillment, meaningful purpose, and other career topics on her Career Revisionist Podcast and YouTube Channel. Follow her on Twitter or LinkedIn. Check out her website. Content Marketing Power - Try it for yourself!
In fact, ThinkandGrowRich sells more copies today than before Dr. Hill died in 1970. Now you can purchase this original Foundation authorized 1937 unedited copy of ThinkandGrowRich with confidence you are getting the original message as communicated only by Dr. Hilland you will be supporting the nonprofit NapoleonHill Foundation.
NAPOLEONHILLTHINKANDGROWRICH If you are READY to put it to use, you will recognize this secret at least once in every chapter. I wish I might feel privileged to tell you how you will know if you are ready, but that would deprive you of much of the benefit you will receive when you make the discovery in your own way.
ThinkandGrowrich has been used by millions of business leaders around the world to create a concrete plan for success that, when followed, never fails. About the author: As a young special investigator for a national business magazine, NapoleonHill was sent to interview Andrew Carnegie.
NAPOLEONHILL (October 26, 1883 November 8, 1970) was an American author who was one of the earliest producers of the modern genre of personal-success literature. He is widely considered to be one of the great writers on success. His most famous work, ThinkandGrowRich (1937), is one of the best-selling books of all time.
ThinkandGrowRich (ThinkandGrowRich Series) - Kindle edition by Hill, Napoleon, Arthur Pell, Arthur R. Pell. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading ThinkandGrowRich (ThinkandGrowRich Series).
ThinkandGrowRich is one of the most instrumental books of all time. Since its first publication in 1937, many have cited Hill's philosophies as the cornerstone to their financial and overall personal success. After studying many of the wealthiest and most successful men and women of his day, Hill created his famous formula to moneymaking.
ThinkandGrowRich was written by NapoleonHill in 1937 and promoted as a personal development and self-improvement book. He claimed to be inspired by a suggestion from business magnate and later- philanthropist Andrew Carnegie. First published during the Great Depression, the book has sold more than 15 million copies
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ThinkandGrowRich, by NapoleonHill [1938], at sacred-texts.com p. 259 ANYBODY can WISH for riches, and most people do, but only a few know that a definite plan, plus a BURNING DESIRE for wealth, are the only dependable means of accumulating wealth.
Jun 29, 2017His interviews and research culminated in the 1937 bestseller, "ThinkandGrowRich." While Hill is most known for his personal finance classic, which is a favorite of "Shark Tank" judges Robert ...
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