An oldie but a goodie: Think and Grow Rich + A Year of Growing Rich (...achieving life's rewards)

[Jennifer]

I've been reading some of each of these books by Napoleon Hill daily, and they are beautifully motivating to me.

I may come here every few days and paraphrase some of what I've read.

From A Year of Growing Rich, yesterday I read about Lending a Helping Hand. While I think I tend to do that often naturally, reading this helped me to manifest (!) a great feeling by recollecting things I've done for some people in my life or formerly in my life, helping me to feel super-positive about them. Also helping me release some bits of resentment in thinking about how I helped them, which is really the source of any "lending a hand" that I do: to make others feel good. :-)

[Jennifer]

Hi Christine! Oh indeed, of course it's a wonderful feeling, and way to do anything, probably, no? ;-)

I have found the TAGR book to be really amazingly motivating to me. It literally excites me any time I read some of it. I love it so far. Let me know more of what you think (and feel) if you get a chance to pick it up again; I'd love to hear what you think about it !

[David]

HI,

Thank you! I am intrigued with A year of growing rich! I like the idea of focusing on what you were able to give and see it as a gift sent and a gift returned (by the universe). I am thinking that is akin to my fun interactions with the "Salvation Army" where I love to donate that which no longer serves me, see it going to the ideal right people who will deeply appreciate and benefit from it while at the same time knowing the the Salvation Army (as it has many times), other thrift stores (also many awesome returns) and the larger Universe (smile) return to me many more blessings in an ongoing flow. I love thinking and being in this state of awareness and your post has reminded me of this.

Thank you! Namaste

[Nicole]

I've just discovered this book a couple of weeks ago and am so inspired by it and it it so moving and uplifting.