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Originally Posted by dor  I think at the end of the day what is important is what you take away from their books - they, she, it, whatever, certainly don't market as aggressively as joe vitale in the attractor factor -which gets bogged down by plugs and in one sense, makes you fee like you paid for an advertisement of other books. |
I agree!
I haven't read Joe Vitale's book yet (I am turned off by the rumours of advertising etc. in his book, but I'll get to it eventually). I am more interested in reading some of the earlier books which taught and inspired the current teachers LoA (The Master Key System, Think and Grow Rich, Science of Getting Rich etc.) I like the W. Clement Stone reference in the Secret movie. Jack Canfield speaks about this man and mentions that it was Stone who taught him LoA... told him exactly what to do. Now Clement Stone was very rich and successful... and when you ask someone who is in that position how they did it and they say "Here, Do This..." One might have an inclination to listen to them. They are in a position that I would like to be in. What one man can do another can do.
Napoleon Hill (Think and Grow Rich) gave us the methods of achieving success from the mouths of Andrew Carnegie and hundreds of other wealthy people of the time. They speak the same message as W. Clement Stone... Jack Canfield... Abraham-Hicks and the other teachers. It seems to me that one might want to heed the message they're offering!
Cheers,
Chris