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1
Aug

Napoleon Hill or Bust

By Joe Vitale No comments yet , , , , , , , ,

I own Napoleon Hill’s head.

Not the actual one he carried on his shoulders, but one I had custom made based on his portraits.

It’s a sculpture.

Napoleon Hill of “Think and Grow Rich” fame taught that you could discover wisdom by getting advice from “invisible allies.”

Well, Hill is one of my advisors.

But he passed away in 1970.

Now, with his head on my desk, I can have a 3-d experience of chatting with him.

It makes him a lot more real.

It makes our “conversations” a lot more real.

I gave one to Don Green, President of the Napoleon Hill Foundation.

I also gave one to Cliona O’Hara, CEO of Napoleon Hill Institute.

I gave yet another to Russell Brunson.

Why is a bust of a leader so important?

I have heads of Seneca, Marcus Aurelius, Emerson, Twain and other giants.

I have signed photos and books by others who have influenced me, from Jack London and Jack Dempsey to Harry Houdini, Yogananda, and P.T. Barnum.

All of this is to help me stay inspired, motivated, and curious.

All of it makes the now deceased greats seem alive to me.

What do you do to communicate with the legends?

Who do you communicate with?

Ao Akua,

Dr Joe Vitale

PS – You can have a Hill bust, too. The original sculpture of Napoleon Hill is by https://www.justusmonuments.com/product-page/napoleon-hill-bust-copies

1
Feb

Unexpected Kindness: New Joe Vitale Book

By Joe Vitale No comments yet , , , , , , , , , , ,

My latest book releases this month. It’s “Unexpected Kindness.”

When Bob Proctor passed away last year, I found myself at the computer the next morning.
I started writing about how he had dramatically influenced my life.
The next morning, I wrote about another person who had helped me early in my career.
I did this every morning for a month, not knowing why I was writing all these stories.
Then I realized it was a book.
A book of true stories of how people helped me when I was broke, unknown, unpublished, and with no evidence that I would ever be a success.
They helped me anyway.
I named the book “Unexpected Kindness.”
It’s my way to give thanks to those who helped me, and my way to ignite a fire within you to help others.
The book will be on Amazon, or just go to –
Expect Miracles.
Ao Akua,

Dr Joe

PS – Why not do an “Unexpected Kindness” for someone right now?