The New Think And Grow Rich

The Greatest Success Book In History Just Got Better!

Sure, friend, you got it right! The original Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill has so many celebrated testimonials that if you put the pages together head-to-toe they'd circle the Earth 7 times at the equator! :)

That book really did get it right on the big strokes of the ordinary person starting at scratch & acquiring great wealth.

However, just as we aren't flying in the same airplanes, dialing on the same black rotary phone, after all these years of service, the book needed updating.

Well, fasten your seat belt... This is the NEW VERSION of the celebrated Think and Grow Rich, "The book that launched a million millionaires!"

If you've ever been involved in a positive thinking or sales organization you already have been lead to embrace the original Think and Grow Rich. Network marketers, marketers, sales persons, Insurance and Real Estate personnel, investors, and anyone who wants to get ahead using universal principles of mind-power and success have sworn by it for years!

But if you're honest, you'll admit it needed a bit of modernization.

Ted Ciuba took the same 13 principles that formed the foundation of that great book, renamed 2 of them, and wrote "The NEW Think And Grow Rich".

This is how the prestigious Midwest Book Review sums up what Ted Ciuba's put together for you...

"This is more than just a revamp with modern examples - it radically transforms the vision by adding new gender, cross-cultural and international issues to the mix, including new material to include both science and genetics, as in the Quantum reality of accelerating income and wealth. An excellent re-do of a classic financial inspirational guide."

Upon release, it flew to number 1 in Amazon business.

It was a finalist in the national "Best Book Awards".

An impressed reader wrote:

"Once in a while a truly special event comes along that changes your life.... With The NEW Think and Grow Rich you have truly brought one of the great classic books of all time into the 21st Century. An essential personal development tool." - Clayton J. Pearson

Truly, for all you've heard about the original Think and Grow Rich, The NEW Think and Grow Rich by Ted Ciuba takes it to the next level!

Discover the true source of riches! Apply it to get rich yourself, just like the first million millionaires have done!

Any normal human being can "flip the switch", converting themselves from a practically valueless chunk of metal into a powerful electromagnet, thereby drawing wealth to himself or herself.

Riches are a result. As the The New Think And Grow Rich says...

"When you truly understand that riches are a result, all mystery is removed from how you can think and grow rich. Because you know that in your thoughts you are planting the seeds that you will harvest in due time."

Once you learn the formula to riches, you can apply it to accelerate your income into the stratosphere!

It's the difference between those who live the workaday mediocrity of "get by" or "keep getting further behind" and those who enjoy everything they dream of...

This, and more, is revealed in The NEW Think and Grow Rich, in simple, accessible language and terms.

Ineffectiveness can be replaced with results, when you simply take the time to learn how to do it, then engineer and apply it in your own circumstances and affairs.

The NEW Think and Grow Rich reveals the secret, simply calling it "HoloMagic". You discover many marvels pertaining to the phenomenon, planted throughout the book, but especially in the concluding chapters treating on the SupbraConscious, the subconscious, planning, Imagination, and broadcasting and receiving psychic impressions of wealth.

If you go through the book, grapple with the teachings until you get them, do the exercises, drill on them, lay out the plans, implement them with passion and persistence, you can get rich.

Think And Grow Rich is your doorway into a new world of wealth and actualizati

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Think and Grow Rich Secret: Desire

Desire means knowing what you want, and is the first principle of success in "Think and Grow Rich". You need to focus your attention and your minds energy like a laser beam onto what you desire the most, and the universe will respond in kind, with people, opportunities and seemingly random events that allow you to bring your desire to fruition-you just have to pay attention and catch it when it happens.

Here is where I'd like to make a clarification, or a caveat on what Hill is saying. Throughout this chapter, and the book, the desire for money is held up as being the most important thing, to the point of necessary obsession. And while I think that this is necessary, you must not lose sight of the reason why you want the money. If your intentions are good and pure, God and the universe will make this work for you, giving you what resources you need and want in such abundance, that all you can do is share them with others.

If your intentions are greed and avarice, you will get only the money, if that, and none of the happiness that it brings, and your life will remain empty. Money is not the ultimate goal, but merely a tool for achieving your ultimate goal...your definite major purpose. Think of money as fuel for driving your definite major purpose, be that with providing for your needs so you can pursue your purpose, or if your purpose requires a lot of capital to execute.

Also, merely wishing, hoping, or halfheartedly praying will not bring you riches, but merely diffuse your working energy into a thousand directions, reducing its impact. You have to have the desire, and your mind will work out a plan to achieve it through setting goals, and achieving these goals one at a time, ceaselessly, until you succeed.

Hill's formula for success is 6 parts, and this is very, very important, so don't skip this step:

1. Fix in your mind the exact amount of money you desire.
2. Determine exactly what you intend to give in return for the money you desire.
3. Establish a definite date when you intend to possess the money you desire.
4. Create a definite plan for carrying out your desire, and begin at once, whether you are ready or not, to put this plan into action.
5. Write out a clear, concise statement of steps 1-4.
6. Read your written statement aloud, twice daily, once just before retiring at night, and once after arising in the morning. As you read, see, feel, and believe yourself already in possession of the money.

At the end of the chapter, Hill describes a real world occurrence of success in his own son, who was born without ears. Hill desired to teach the boy to succeed none-the-less, and did, and filled the boy's heart with desire to succeed himself, and to hear. Eventually he did both, never believing that it wasn't possible. Thanks to the invention of a new type of hearing aid, and the boy's intelligence, he became a major success in life, and fulfilled his definite major purpose of helping others who could not hear to hear.

So with that inspiring story, I'm left wondering what my excuse has been this whole time, and I ask you, what is your excuse? We should use this example as fuel to get off our butts and do something important in our lives...not just for ourselves, but for others too.

Sean Michael Ryan is the host of the Bring Your Own Brain Podcast which can be found on iTunes, or on the website: http://www.byobpodcast.com/. His interests include self improvement and personal development learning and application, podcasting, small business creation, improving marriage, cat care, cooking and long term food storage, gardening, and a host of other interests.

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Why Successful People Think in the Long Term

Successful people think differently than unsuccessful people. Wealthy people think differently than poor people. The more you can understand these differences in thinking the more you can move your thinking in the direction of success and wealth.

One area where successful people consistently think differently is the length of time into the future that they think about and plan for. I will call that the planning horizon. The more successful a person is the further out their planning horizon will be.

Long Term vs. Short Term Thinking

The most unsuccessful people in life have a very short planning horizon. Drug addicts have a planning horizon measured in hours and at most a day or two. They plan for their next drug acquisition and use. They have no idea what they will be doing a week from now let alone a month or year or decade away. Consequently they do not save money, they do not have investments, they do not maintain jobs or skill levels, they do not adequately provide for their families.

Moderately successful people usually think and plan with a planning horizon of months. They will plan what they are going to do in the weeks and months ahead with some consistency. They usually do not plan for the long term - more than one year away. This limits their horizon and their ability to plan for the long term future.

More successful people are constantly thinking about and planning for the long term future. They not only have plans for the immediate future (days and weeks ahead) but they also plan for the next year, five years, ten years and more.

The upper classes in Britain for example register their children at Oxford University when the child is born! They wish to assure that their child gets in and they begin setting aside the money as well for tuition. Highly successful American families begin a college fund for their children at their birth. They are working with an 18 year planning horizon.

How to Think and Plan for the Long Term

Whether you are planning a career, a business or anything else that requires a long term commitment you must look as far into the future as possible. As with other things there is a right and wrong way to do this.

Most people plan for the short term future first. They think about what they will eat for their next meal first, then what they will do this evening, this weekend, and then start to plan for next month and next year. The better way to plan is to start with the long term plan first and work your way back. The reason is simply that you should be acting now in ways that further you on your path to accomplishing your long term goals. You should be avoiding now any distractions and detours that take you away from pursuing your long term goals.

Start with the Longest Future View

You want to start by looking as far into the future as you can. To some extent this is defined by your age and stage in life. If you are 90 you may not be thinking seriously about a 20 year plan, though maybe you should. If you are 16 you may feel you have no idea really what you want to do in life and no idea how to think 20 years ahead. For these age extremes, although long term thinking has some real advantages, it may not be as practical as at other times in life.

I would however urge young people to plan as far into the future as they can, not because they necessarily will follow their initial plan, but for the benefits that accrue when you learn to think into the future.

For most people the longest future view is about 20 years. It is very difficult to really plan beyond 20 years. It is not impossible but the relative utility of planning beyond that point begins to rapidly diminish. Our lives tend to pass through generational planning horizons which are about 20 years long. We build families, careers and businesses between the ages of 20 and 40. We build serious wealth and often reach the apex of our productive lives during the 40-60 year period. Most people begin to scale down their productivity and relax a bit more during the 60-80 year period through some form of partial or complete retirement. Each of these segments of one's life deserves its own long term plan.

The 20 year plan can be as vague as you need it to be. You can think in terms of general career or business goals, personal achievement goals, etc. Examples of a 20 year plan may be to become CEO of your company, learn three languages proficiently, climb the highest mountain peaks in the world, design an entire line of clothing, become an accomplished actor, musician, surgeon, or whatever else you wish to achieve mastery in.

You do not achieve your 20 year goal in one step. It takes many steps which can each be broken down into many more steps.

Short and Medium Term Planning

This is where your short and medium term planning comes in. You plan how you are going to accomplish your 20 year goals by breaking them down into shorter term steps. You look at what you need to accomplish over the next ten years to get to your 20 year goal, and then the next five years, the next year, the next 6 months, the next month and the next week.

Daily Planning with a 20 Year Horizon

Every day you plan that day. You may choose to do so the night before or in the morning. You look at those 20, 10, 5, and 1 year goals and plans and determine what you need to accomplish today that will move you toward them. In effect when you plan your day you are planning it with a 20 year planning horizon. One key decision or action you make today can alter your direction on your 20 year path.

Plans can always change. Life has a habit of throwing all kinds of things in our path as we pursue our plans. Yet the process of looking far ahead and planning for what you wish to accomplish in the most important areas of your life has inestimable value. There is a reason why the richest and most successful people plan for the long term. Think like them and you can more likely act like them, act like them and you will more likely become like them - that is - successful.

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