Think and Grow Rich is not about motivation—it’s about direction. In this video, we apply Think and Grow Rich by exposing the hidden danger of drifting. Think and Grow Rich teaches that most failure comes from a lack of definite purpose. In this Day 4 breakdown of the Think and Grow Rich 90-Day Challenge, you’ll learn how drifting shows up in daily life and how discipline replaces willpower when direction is clear. This video translates Think and Grow Rich into daily execution so you stop reading principles and start living them through habits, behavior, and identity change. Principles discussed from Think and Grow Rich: - Definite purpose as the cure for drifting - Direction over willpower - Discipline as a behavioral system - Identity change through repetition and clarity Comment: distraction

Think and Grow Rich is not about wishful thinking—it is about written clarity and daily action. In this Think and Grow Rich Day 3 lesson, you’ll learn why desire only becomes powerful when it is written, emotional, and acted on consistently. In this video, I break down how Napoleon Hill teaches entrepreneurs to turn desire into directive power by writing a definite aim, reading it daily with emotion, and aligning behavior with intention. Think and Grow Rich works when discipline replaces vague hope. You will learn how to program your subconscious mind using repetition, emotion, and commitment so that opportunities, people, and resources become visible and actionable. Think and Grow Rich principles covered: - Definite purpose through written goals - Autosuggestion through repetition and emotion - Subconscious programming for alignment - Law of exchange: value given for money received - Action as the bridge between desire and results Comment one word: COMMITTED

Think and Grow Rich is not a mindset book — it’s a behavioural system. In Day 1 of this Think and Grow Rich 90-Day Challenge, you’ll discover why reading the book isn’t enough — and why knowledge without action is the real reason most people never get results. Napoleon Hill was clear: desire without discipline is fantasy. In this video, I show you how to stop consuming ideas and start installing daily execution habits that create real identity change, consistency, and results. 👇 Your Day 1 Action Is Simple — But Non-Negotiable Commit in writing to showing up daily for the next 90 days, choose a fixed execution time, and install an identity-based affirmation that forces behavioral compliance.

🌅 Morning Routine - Visualisation — ✅ - Gratitude — ✅ - Goal writing (present tense) — ✅ - Self-Confidence Formula — ✅ - Exercise — ❌ MISSED - Listen to one chapter — ✅ Morning Routine Completion: 5 / 6 💰 Income-Producing Activities - 1 long-form video posted — ✅ - 3 short-form videos scheduled — ✅ - 3 text-based videos scheduled — ✅ - Live session completed (Goal Setting) — ✅ Income Activities Completion: 5 / 5 🌙 Bedtime Routine - Read goal aloud — ✅ - Affirmations — ✅ - Wins of the day — ✅ - Next-day plan — ✅ - Read paragraphs — ✅ - Hypnosis audio — ✅

Think and Grow Rich teaches that desire without an organized plan leads to failure. In Day 7 of the Think and Grow Rich 90-Day Challenge, you’ll learn how to transform ideas into results using Napoleon Hill’s Organized Planning principle. Most entrepreneurs stall after desire, belief, and visualization. In this video, I walk you step by step through how to create a working plan (not a perfect one) so you can stop procrastinating and start building momentum. You will learn: • Why desire alone is not enough • How organized planning turns imagination into results • Why progress beats perfection every time • The 4 action steps to execute immediately • How to use feedback instead of fearing failure 📌 This is for entrepreneurs who are tired of overthinking and ready to move. Action Steps: 1. Write down your primary goal in one clear sentence. 2. List the next three practical actions required to move toward this goal. 3. Identify one obstacle that could slow you down and write a solution for it. 4. Take the first action immediately today, even if imperfect.