Each week review the Think and Grow Rich philosophy (index attached) and seek to expand through my own research each of the steps. This week re-visiting the organised planning. In my case, this is the split of time between: - Client Relations - Strategy - Execution - Internal efficiencies [this is my expansion, not in the book.] Today am researching Andy Warhol, in particular his method of achieving his extraordinary productivity. Am also looking at Ch.6 Imagination - Warhols originality of imagination, yet ability to demonstrate his knowledge of art of the past. A very impressive skill set. (am looking at the method of communication of this for the finance field in what Im doing.) At 6 minutes, the Golden Hands 1957 is illustrating this point. There is almost always a link to Think and Grow Rich - in Warhols case, as a boy of 8, 9, 10 and suffering 3 nervous breakdowns, he on recovery attended free art classes at the Carnegie Museum (It was Andrew Carnegie who commissioned Napoleon Hill to write Think and Grow Rich.) Einstein is right, there is no way the human has the capacity to fully understand the profound implications of their actions. youtube/watch?v=Uhr4DiD9ZGk sacred-texts/nth/tgr/index.htm
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