Collaborating with the Dead in a Writing Project
We've learned a great deal about the mind and all its levels (conscious, sub-conscious, sub-sub-conscious, super conscious, super super conscious) since Hill published his books. I'm applying our (as in the people of the world) new knowledge so that people can get beyond the blocks to achieving what they want which are located, maybe even locked, deep in the subconscious mind.
If you're not familiar with Think and Grow Rich, think of it as a precursor to the book The Secret. Hill took on the task and interviewed hundreds of wealthy folks, probably all men since they're the ones who made money in the late 19th and early 20th century. He did this over the course of 20 years with the purpose of discovering commonalities between these wealthy folks. By the way, these were people who amassed their wealth themselves, not those who were born into wealth. For instance, he would have interviewed Sam Walton, before he died of course, not his children.
Back to my collaboration with Napoleon Hill and Think and Grow Rich…
I've read Think and Grow Rich several times. The concepts within it may have been new to most people when first published in 1937. They aren't anymore. The self-help era which began in the 1980s, motivational gurus and metaphysical teachers have taught the concepts for decades now. The Secret, which tells of a secret to abundance hidden for centuries, or so I've been told because I only skimmed the book, contains similar precepts as Think and Grow Rich.
The one of the key concepts I've heard in 99% of all manifesting abundance and manifesting the life you want info is to focus on the good, eliminate negative thinking and keep the positive in the forefront. There is an addition "secret" to manifesting that isn't spoken of as much. That "secret" is called action… but that is a topic for another post.
