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Quote of the Week: Napoleon Hill
November 27th, 2007 under Inner Game, Book Reviews, Quote Of The Week. [ Comments: 1 ]

Hey -

Have you heard of Napoleon Hill?

A few years ago, my friend Maddash (that was his “handle”) turned me on to his great book: “Think & Grow Rich”, which you should certainly read (if you haven’t already).

I read this when I was doing my first draft of How To Get A Girlfriend

I am four days away from moving in with my girlfriend, so I am sorting through some things at home and stumbled across the book: “The Master-Key to Riches“.

I remembered buying that book some years ago, when I purchased “Think & Grow Rich”, but never read it as I got so engrossed in the other.

Well, it is a very slim volume, and I thought to take a look at it - since I am a true self-improvement junkie.

You might be wondering - what the $%&# does this have to do with dating/meeting women?

Well, that would be a good question…but let me give you the quote FIRST, and then I think you’ll see how it fits in with my philosophy:

“It is impressive to recognize that all of the great leaders, in all walks of life and during all periods of history, have attained their leadership by the application of their abilities behind a definite major purpose.

It is no less impressive to observe that those who are classified as failures have no such purpose, but go around and around, like a ship without a rudder, coming back always empty-handed, to their starting point.

Some of these ‘failures’ begin with a definite major purpose but they desert that purpose the moment they are overtaken by temporary defeat or strenuous opposition. They give up and quit, not knowing that there is a philosophy of success which is as dependable and as definite as the rules of mathematics, and never suspecting that temporary defeat is but a testing ground which may prove a blessing in disguise if it is not accepted as final.

It is one of the great tragedies of civilization that ninety-eight out of every one hundred persons go all the way through life without coming within sight of anything that even approximates definiteness of a major purpose”

Again, this is from Napoleon Hill’s “The Master-Key to Riches” (p. 34).

I’ve you’ve read this blog with some regularity, you know that I harp over and over on how critical it is that YOU get clear with yourself on your purpose.

I do that because one of the true secrets to being attractive to women, is to KNOW your purpose and live your life accordingly.

Men who do not know their purpose, and who are unable/unwilling to organize their lives around that purpose, lack true integrity and cannot - in my estimation - be called true “men”.

Women are attracted to men…not boys…and certainly not “sargers”.

This is why the big secret to having more success with women is to define a purpose, and then pursue it. This unlocks a lifestyle with meaning, and alters your vibe considerably to the point where neediness is no longer an issue.

I cover this exhaustingly in my ebook “How To Get A Girlfriend”.

Have you downloaded it yet?

If not, nows the time.

Between you and me - I am testing a new price tag for it…so the cost is VERY low between now and Christmas. I pass that along at the end of this post though, so that only guys who are serious enough about their lives to really read here receive the benefits.

Questions?

POST THEM!

SN.

PS - I recommend these books to further your understanding of this post:

The Way Of The Superior Man: A Spiritual Guide to Mastering the Challenges of Woman, Work, and Sexual Desire by David Deida.

The Master-Key to Riches by Napoleon Hill.


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Quote of the Week: Walt Whitman
November 20th, 2007 under Quote Of The Week. [ Comments: 1 ]

A little prose from the “Sweaty-Toothed Madman” himself…

Anyone remember what movie that line is from btw?

Walt is my favorite. He is the hero of the American Dream. Not the one we are currently shoving down the world’s throats. No, the one that I choose to believe in - that all men are created equal (& women…my girlfriend reads this you know) and that we are entitled to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

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Quote of the Week: 10 Secrets to Success
November 13th, 2007 under Inner Game, Quote Of The Week. [ Comments: 1 ]

Hey there -

In keeping with my Tuesday tradition of posting inspiring & motivational quotes, here is a terrific selection from “Investors Business Daily”.

A good friend of mine (he’s a fiction writer btw) sent this to me last night, as I mentioned to him that I’m ceasing all other projects to fully focus on CEIC and other entrepreneurial ventures on Dec 21st.

We agreed that stepping into the unknown is frightening, and takes some serious DAILY mental conditioning to really thrive in the face of uncertainty.

Anyway, my life is GREAT and I have found that the more I practice the below the BETTER it gets.

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Quote of the Week: Ernest Shackleton
November 7th, 2007 under Inner Game, Book Reviews, Quote Of The Week. [ Comments: 1 ]

Hey there…

In keeping with my new tradition of posting inspiring (hopefully) quotes on Wednesdays…I give you, Ernest Shackleton:

“Difficulties are just things to overcome, after all.”

Simple, and yet his entire life backs this up.

How do you see difficulty? Is it a massive wall that prevents you from experiencing new things?

Is it perhaps a road sign which prevents you from passing?

Does difficulty = “STOP”?

You know, it does sometimes for me…I am definitely human with facing difficulties. But, I’ve learned over the years that my emotional responses to things - resistance, lethargy, laziness - are not the entire picture.

I really think the mind needs to hold to some idea of what it is that I want, and give me the impetus to continue forward in the face of difficulty.

This is why I preach constantly the value of knowing ones PURPOSE. You can search the blog here and find numerous articles on the topic I am sure.

Shackleton knew his purpose:

“I seemed to vow to myself that some day I would go to the region of ice and snow and go on and on till I came to one of the poles of the earth, the end of the axis upon which this great round ball turns.”

He made a vow - clearly a sacred one - to himself…so, I ask you:

What is your vow to yourself friend?

What is it that you feel deep in your heart calls you forward in life in a meaningful way?

I realize I may be sounding new-agey/esoteric here - but really man, why are you ALIVE?

Consider that today…

If you want to read more about Shackleton, definitely check out Alfred Lansing’s book:

Endurance: Shackleton’s Incredible Voyage

In it you will see what it means to overcome difficulty.

SN.

PS - my girlfriend and I are moving in with each other…just decided that with her last night. We are wildly in love, and have been together over a year now. Time for the next step. Are there any ebooks on the subject of living with your girlfriend? Hmm….new product idea…:-)


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Quote of the Week: David Deida…
October 31st, 2007 under Female Psychology, Quote Of The Week. [ Comments: none ]

Who else, right?

David Deida is truly the leader of the modern men’s movement (in my opinion), and always rings the bell of truth when it comes to being a man in relationship to women.

When I say “relationship”, I don’t mean that you have to be in “a” relationship to appreciate his work. What I mean is that if you are relating to them on a regular basis, which is the whole point of MY work - to help you be in relation to more and more of the right kinds of women for you - then you can appreciate his work.

So, that means - ALL of you can benefit from David’s ideas and writings.

Here is the quote of the day:

“There is no essential difference between entering your woman’s feminine heart and entering fully into the world. Both forms of intercourse, sexual and worldly, require sensitivity, spontaneity, and a strong connection to deep truth in order to penetrate chaos and closure in a way that love prevails”

This is taken from his masterful: The Way Of The Superior Man: A Spiritual Guide to Mastering the Challenges of Woman, Work, and Sexual Desire

Have you read it yet? You should, and right away too…

This quote speaks for itself. I can only add that women intuitively sense your potential by how you are living your life. If your life is fulfilling, meaningful and focused, she will know that that is also how you will love her. Your integrity IS judged by her based on how you live. This is why she dates you - to see if you measure up.

SN.


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