There are three things I listen to when driving in my car. Some of you probably have some of your favorite things, these are my top three:
1) Personal/Professional Development CDs;
2) Bruce Springsteen Live concert recordings;
3) NPR, National Public Radio
I would say I balance my time between the three pretty well. Today I decided to revisit an old CD series I've had for about 6 years, Napoleon Hill's "The Science of Personal Achievement."
It's a 5 CD set so it will take a lot of driving over the next week or so for me to go through it all again, but it's really great stuff. It's old recordings of Hill's seminars and radio shows where he shares what he learned by studying for 20 years the most successful people of the early 20th century.
On this recording Hill identified 3 primary causes of failure and I'm wondering if anyone else knows what they are. I'm sure each of us has our own theory on what creates success or failure, and I'd love to hear those, too.
But I'd like to offer a challenge to everyone. I have a product called "End Procrastination NOW!" is an audio CD and e-workbook that i sell on my website for $47.
Whoever provides the correct answer to the question, "What did Napoleon Hill identify as the 3 Primary Causes of Failure?" will win my CD workshop & e-book (a $47 value) as a prize. Answer in the comment section below and if there is more than one correct responder, I'll have a random drawing for the prize.
Good Luck!
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