Napoleon Hill’s Weird “Invisible Counselors Technique...

[Kind of Blue]

& How it Inspired (and Scared) So Many People."
I've watched only the first 2minutes but it seems really fascinating.http://www.quantumjumping.com/special/counselors-technique.

Well, back to work. Enjoy!

[Ricochet21]

1. Great stuff, thanks

a puncture to the collective mind

[Kind of Blue]

3. Indeed!

Santa Teresa, Albert Einstein, Santa Anna, Nicola Tesla, Martin Luther King, Jr., Santa Susannah, The Christos, Nicola Tesla, Mahatma Gandhi, Santa Cecilia, Siddhartha and all the rest...come on down! :)

[OneGrassRoot]

2. I remember this vividly.....

I loved that time in my life. I recall reading his book when I was around 22, and it opened a creative portal -- even though that wasn't my intention. I didn't HAVE any intention upon reading it. I never considered myself to be creative, beyond writing, until that time. It triggered my entrepreneurial path for sure.

I remember the "invisible counselors technique." I could never think of anyone I wanted to be there. :rofl:

It was after reading his book that all creative ideas then came through in dreams, even when I wasn't seeking any ideas. Sometimes I actively tried to close them off, but they'd come through anyway. ;)

I may try this soon, as now I have an idea of who I would invite to sit at a roundtable.

As always, thanks for sharing such cool stuff.

:hug:

[Kind of Blue]

4. I think I know what you mean.

I remember the experience vividly when about the same age, trying to get through a calculus class and I was desperate. I remember reading some history on mathematics and got just an inkling that I can do this. It was like something clicked and my mind filled up with connection after connection. Me, who seriously sucked at math, could not stop problem solving just for kicks :rofl: Really, the info seemed to come from nowhere. That was such a wonderful year and have always wanted to swim in the stream of just knowing again.

Yes, I'm gonna just sit at the roundtable with a question and sees who shows up!

[cate94]

5. Thanks for posting.

Very interesting and worth trying.

Thanks again.

[Kind of Blue]

6. You're welcome, Cate94!

:) It would be interesting to see who may pop up without even asking.

[WolverineDG]

7. I found his book online for free

as an EPUB. Wish I'd saved the link because I can't find it now. :(

dg

[Kind of Blue]

8. Bookmarked this a little while ago

:hi: Law of Success, 1928 http://www.archive.org/details/Law_Of_Success_in_16_Lessons

And a link to a nice little video of Hill that IHAD kindly posted last November
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=245x127797

[WolverineDG]

9. thanks! nt