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A thoughtful and provocative story.
You are familiar with the book "Think and Grow Rich" by Napoleon Hill.
It's one of the best books on success ever written.
The late Andrew Carnegie made Napoleon Hill, a young journalist a great offer.
He promised to help him interview 500 industrialists, entrepreneurs, and other successful people. It was Andrew's belief that success is a matter of principles anyone can study and learn.
And he wanted Hill to find them.
So Hill interviewed those 500 people, wrote Think and Grow Rich and the rest is history.
Even today, billionaires like Richard Branson and Mark Cuban consider it a must read.
Yet, there is a part of the story they don't want you to know.
Napoleon Hill went broke after a few years of writing the book.
He even put his typewriter on sale for 50 bucks.
What went wrong?
Are the principles in the book fake?
No.
The principles are solid.
Yet Napoleon missed the most important ingredient for achieving financial success.
What's that?
You should apply the principles, not just read them.
The title "Think and Grow Rich" gives the idea that just thinking is enough to get rich.
This was the problem with Hill back then and with so many trying to make a quick buck online today.
They're misled by gurus who preach that just 'thinking' is enough for success.
They promise quick click button riches in the blink of an eye.
And the sad part is, there are people who are OK when others lie to them.
What do I mean?
They join opportunities that look like bad news, ignore the reviews of others and go bankrupt.
Because they truly want to believe you can make zillions from doing nothing.
Since you're reading this, I know you are nothing like that.
You don't get a acid-reflux with the idea of taking action.
You know that to get the life you want, you have to put in the work.
The only thing standing in your way is a path to make it happen.
And if you're willing to put in the work - I can show you that path.
Are you ready to start growing rich?
I would love to have you on my team.
To Your Success,
Paul Hanson
P.S. There's an interesting ending to the story...
There was a less known guru named Clement Stone.
He let Hill teach in one of his courses.
Why?
Clement had read Think and Grow Rich and applied the principles.
They helped him build a massive company making millions in profits every year.
So he felt sorry learning that the man responsible for the book which changed his life, was broke.
That's the difference between those who simply learn - and those who take action.
If you're an action taker... seriously, you have to check this out.
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