However, in reality, mastering the principles takes “action” – there’s only so much that happens just by “thinking” about things, or just saying them. For example, “talking” about overcoming your fears isn’t the same as actually “doing it”.

Does that make sense?

Cheers,

Zain
PS: Thanks for making me smile and chuckle. I appreciate that!

I’m very glad you found the “3 Steps to Mental Clarity” ebook useful. If I can managed to help a few people to move past the stumbling blocks, then that’s great! It’s always nice to know that, in some small way, positive steps are being made (somewhere in the world). With any luck, if the principle also holds with creating little bits of positivity, then imagine what could happen if lots of people were making “small positive steps”?

I think you get the picture. Admittedly, I’m a bit of an idealist but I think that a lot of good can come about from lots of people doing “tiny” good things, in whatever way they can. I hope I’ve done my part through this ebook… so it’s now really over to people to take the idea and do the best that they can with it. In small steps, of course!

Cheers,

Zain

The main reason is really that, when I designed the card, having “Think” as 5 letters and “And” as 3, it simply didn’t quite fit the idea of cards that we’re familiar with. If you notice, a lot of cards have chunks of 4 characters. Visually, the 5 and 3 character chunks just didn’t seem to work. So, that’s really the reason for the lettering!

Well done on your keen observation skills! That’s really paying attention to the details – a quality that will serve you well in future, I’m sure!

Cheers,

Zain

Firstly, I just want to say “WOW! OMG! That’s AMAZING!” You managed to achieve “a month’s worth”?!? I am really impressed with your determination! Personally, I took a month to clear out stuff and really wish I had your focus… what you’ve done is much more than I had expected anyone could do.

Right now, I’m really pleased that some people have realised how it’s possible to take the “smallest” action, and then build on it bit by bit. As I mentioned, that’s really about building confidence, bit by bit, too!

And Thank You very much for sharing your experience, Loni! I hope that your story will help others find some “Hope” and also realise that they can do it too. It’s a really wonderful one and now I’m glad really that I wrote the eBook. (I go by the principle that, even if it only helps 1 person in the world, then it’s worth doing!)

Loni, YOU are a beacon of Hope, in a dark and murky world of clutter and mental confusion. I sincerely hope that your “light” shines bright and touches others around you. Keep going with what you’re doing and if I can help in any way, I will do my best to do so (in whatever way I can).

It would be wonderful to hear of what else you manage to achieve as a consequence of being able to find that “first step” and actually *TAKE ACTION* (however “small”).

Oh… and you’ve also managed to make me smile this morning. Thank You for sharing!

I wish you the very best of Luck (self-made) on your new path to Success! Keep remembering to just “enjoy” it, and you’ll also discover the other “riches” that Napoleon Hill was talking about!

Cheers,

Zain

This is the first time I thought – finally! A detailed, step by step guide on how to get rid of all the stumbling blocks to our ideal life. We get so overwhelmed by all those big words and techniques from ‘success gurus’ that really seem to only cause more mess and confusion about what we want and how to get there. Not a single one of them has ever broken it down to the most basic steps, not even N. Hill’s brilliant book, which is what you have done by saying ‘ok, you are stuck, you want to move on but the wall only seems to get bigger and thicker. Do this: see this brick? Remove that first. Is it out? good. well done. feels good? great. now move on to the next one, don’t look at the rest of the wall, because if you do you will just waste your time and let more of the bricks appear, so just move on to the next…’ And this is what some of us need, the ones that know what they need to do, but need to be prompted bit by bit (i.e. the really REALLY stuck ones!). I knew I lacked focus and this is the first time someone explained why it is important – because without it you will be walking around aimlessly even if you have clearly set goals. We all know we want so much, but we forget that we need to pick up the mementum of the universe first to allow those things to reach us, and it all starts with the smallest steps. In only a couple of days since reading your book I have already accomplished a month’s worth of ‘to do’ stuff, feel good about it and ready to do a lot more. This seems to be the final peice of my puzzle and I am sincerely grateful you have given it to me.