The Science of Success (Blog)

[Steve Pavlina]

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The Science of Success

[Antiventurecapital]

I bought the ebook version last night specifically for his "walk through". Does the course have anything the book doesn't? My hunch is the course is just the audiobook version of the ebook.

[Antiventurecapital]

I do like Ray because he really emphasizes the need for action. I have heard quite a few interviews with him online and like his approach. He's at the opposite end of the spectrum from Joe Vitale who seems to say that you can just will things to appear. The weakest point in The Secret is when he says "Want $25K in unexpected income this month? Just ask for it." Sure Joe, sure.

[eternomi]

However, there’s a lot more to the Law of Attraction than can be conveyed in a single movie.

When you’re really in tune with the Law of Attraction, you’ll be taking a lot of action, and those actions will generate results. It’s not magic.

And the pendulum swings back [to action]...
At least, it finally came back.

[Steve Pavlina]

Originally Posted by eternomi

And the pendulum swings back [to action]...
At least, it finally came back.

There is no pendulum.

[impaul99]

Originally Posted by Steve Pavlina

There is no pendulum.

Action is not always necessary to make money using the secret. I haven't bought Science of Success, but I have bought some of Joe Vitale's work and his stuff seems good. I don't find him saying that action isn't necessary, I just find him saying it isn't always necessary.

Although sometimes inspired action (which isn't hard work) is necessary, sometimes inspired thought is all that's needed, and other times even that isn't necessary.

Has anyone bought this Science of Success course? I'd like to hear what you guys think? What is the differentiating factor between it and Joe Vitale's stuff? Also, what's the diff between it and The Science of Getting Rich?

[droren]

I follow the link but didn't find the place where I can download the audio books
the only I found was via main which isn't relevent to me because I live in Israel

[nickynoodles]

Steve,

If you're up at 5am, what time do you actually feel the need to go to sleep? I think I'd be useless past 10:00pm if I was in the gym at 5:30ish.

I find that I can do 6:30 - 11:30 without a problem, but pushing it before 6am means I need to sleep much earlier, losing, rather than gaining me time.

[Steve Pavlina]

I usually go to bed between 10 and 11pm. A good night's sleep for me is about 6.5 hours. Before going vegan and exercising regularly, I'd usually need 8-9 hours sleep to feel rested and alert. Regular exercise is definitely key. If I slack off on going to the gym, I always seem to need more sleep.

[vaibhavsharma]

Hello.

Has anyone actually purchased this Course "Science of Success Course". In case yes, I request all those kind souls to please share your experience with the Course on this forum. I am actually sitting on the fence and not able to decide whether to go for this or not. So any genuine feedback will be highly appreciated.

Kind regards
Vaibhav Sharma