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Originally Posted by Acting Like Godot  Joe I think has about four books now. I browsed through three or four of them, I think, "Zero Limits" being the one I read in most detail.
If you read his books, you'll see that he is more like someone who is learning on the way, and as he learns on the way, he takes his experiences and shares them in the form of his writings.
If I recall, if you look at the last part of Zero Limits, he talks about some stuff in his earlier book, and says that knowing what he knows now, he probably wouldn't have written some of that stuff.
In Zero Limits, neither does Joe hold himself out to be the guru. Instead the book is written more about his adventures and relationship with Dr Hew Len, from whom Joe is learning a lot.
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Yes exactly. That's one of the things I love about Joe Vitale. This is a guy who was in
The Secret, and now he comes back in
Zero Limits and basically takes back much of what he has taught previously. He no longer believes in setting your own intentions, when that's all he preached before this. So it's a huge turnaround for him, and it takes a lot of courage and integrity, especially for a marketer, to say that he no longer agrees with what he's taught in the past.