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| "Outwitting the Devil" by Napoleon Hill |
Book - “Outwitting the Devil” by Napolean Hill
It is a chilling and mind-blowing book! And I’m only half-way through it. It brings a whole new meaning to so many principles I’ve learned along the way. The number one is - DO NOT DRIFT!!! Number two is WAKE UP AND THINK FOR YOURSELF!!!
One other success principle - Be decisive in the moment of choice. Do not hesitate or dilly-dally in decision-making. Indecision leaves the door open for the opposition to God to enter and wreak havoc with your life without you even knowing what happened.
There are so many lessons about life in this book to gather. You’ll no doubt have your own understanding of the material from your own life experiences.
I now understand the importance of Igniting Your Intentions because of this book. Stay focused on what matters to you - improving your life, pursuing your dreams, believing in yourself, and moving forward fearlessly.
There is so much in this book. You might not believe in the whole concept behind this book or whether it’s real. I know from my experience that it is true. However, new ideas brought to my attention in this book, I hope, are not true. I invite you to read it and experience it for yourself. Does it ring true to you?
Bottom line:
Have no fear and be unstoppable in your quest for what you desire. It’s vital to your life.
BE FEARLESS
BE RELENTLESS
BE UNSTOPPABLE
This, in my humble opinion, was Hill's best work. Interesting it was not published until after all direct relatives were deceased, since THEY felt it not an appropriate piece of work.
ReplyDeleteHe was so prophetic in this masterpiece. Thanks for bringing to your readers.
Chuck, I agree. It is phenomenal work! It gets right to the gist of what we need for our lives. His line of questioning was intense and was true to his life’s work. Who knows the exact sequence of events that led to this truth? But he revealed the underbelly of humanity’s shortcomings. And he offers us ways to dig ourselves out of circumstances to turn it around to freedom and success.
DeleteYou nailed it. I did find it interesting that his family was so dead set against publishing it
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