Think and Grow Rich

on Episode 90: Speed Reading, Memory, Entrepreneurship, at 48:16

the two books that impacted me the most if you're just starting out would be Rich Dad Poor Dad thinking Grow Rich all right so rich had poor dad real easy read the vocabulary the vernacular is simple then Think and Grow Rich much more complex but once you've noticed is that a lot of these books are saying the same things but in a different way and we need more reminders than we need to be taught which is why I will continue to re

on Episode 166: AI Agents & Assistants Building AI into Your Culture AI & Humans in Harmony, at 37:22

ways. And then the last one I would recommend is by Napoleon Hill, who was the author of Thinking You're Rich, but there's even better book. It's called Outwitting the Devil. Chris Kiefer Thinking grow rich. Joe Papa Outwitting the Devil, which he wrote and never got published during his life after he died. It was so controversial, they held it back and you can read it now. It's about just getting that mindset right and

on Episode 170: From Rock Bottom to Purpose: Joe Roberts' Journey of Transformation and Leadership, at 4:41

e of the books that I love is As a Man Thinketh by James Allen, late 1800s. I like reading from dead authors because they don't stand to gain anything. But if you look at how that influenced, you know, Napoleon Hill and Think and Grow Rich, you look at how that influenced Clement Stone and Og Mandino and Ziggy Ziegler and Bobby Schiller and Dr. Norman Vincent Peel to give us the thought leaders that we have today, Jack Canfield, Tony Robbins. For me, it's

on Episode 91: Personal Branding, at 36:59

for people listening doesn't have to be on personal brand it could be about whatever ever could be your most recommended books could be the last three books you read but what do you got for us Think and Grow Rich we'll teach you how to think about the end from the beginning um I read it every year once a year the next one is 10x not 2x 10x is easier than 2x yeah it it'll it'll break down your time and make you t

on Episode 162: Building Community in Commercial Painting: Insights with CPIA Founder Aaron Moore, at 4:06

on today, obviously Boolean, we specialize in automating all the back office processes specifically for residential and commercial painting companies. So I love connecting with other painters, people that are scaling and growing and ambitious. And so give us like the, the background on Aaron Moore and PPD Painting. What have you done with that? When did it start and what are the major successes in the last 10 to 15 years? Aaron Sure. So I'