T.J. Rohleder Meets Napoleon Hill? Better than a Monster Movie!

[Theo1]

I can't believe I have FINALLY found it!

To be more accurate- I can't believe this ACTUALLY EXISTS!

I had heard in whispered halls and exclusive smoky cigar rooms regaled with the drifting aroma of candied brandy that this document was released some years ago, but I NEVER believed it! I searched high and LOW, LOW and high, but as far as I was concerned...It did not exist!

"T.J. Rohleder Meets Napoleon Hill?"

Only in those kinds of dreams we don't dare tell our even closest confidants! There are some secrets I will go to the grave with, and my unending desire to see this long lost, up til now "fictitious" scroll with my own eyes, was I dare say, one of the last things I had hoped to experience before I shake off this mortal coil and meet good ole Gary Halbert in the sky!

But reality sometimes shines its gleaming face and grace upon us, and so, behold, for those who dare, I gratefully pass on to you...

The Greatest Team-Up in Marketing History!

(I would recommend you peruse this one slowly, SAVOR it...Like the finest of wines...)

(I also would recommend you grab this one FAST- I REALLY don't think T.J. intended for THIS one to see the light of day...)

It's Yours!

Code:

https://www.mediafire.com/file/cwozc1rxi91p2lm/TJ-_TAGR.pdf/file

[GordonShumway]

Hey Theo1

A long, long time ago (in a Galaxy far, far away... Whoops, wrong movie - LOL) I was fortunate enough to be introduced to "Think And Grow Rich (TAGR)". I was in a dark stage in my life as I had a major back injury and all the plans I had for my future were evaporating.

I was in the Public Library in Calgary, Alberta Canada reading all the business books when the Librarian handed me TAGR. She knew I was in dire straights and was reading business books to have some type of future.

I remember looking at the title and asking her: "Is this a business book?". She just smiled and said to me: "Just read it."

So I did. I was floored. And read it again, then I read it again. Inside was stuff I had never been in contact with before.

Neither of my parents finished High School. My Dad ran big machines on construction sites so I was never around people with a broader view of the world and what was possible.

The info inside hit me like a hammer. The concept of "Anything the Mind can Conceive, and Believe, it can Achieve" was ground shaking.

That was the beginning of my Goal Setting days and since that time I have gone on to build an awesome lifestyle.

If I can do this, anyone can do this. You just have to Believe and take ACTION... And like a Bull Dog that sets it's teeth in to a nice juicy bone, you never give up on your dreams and just keep moving forward.

I got my health back even when the Doctors said I was toast. I got a Black Belt in Shorinji Kempo, went sky diving, white water rafting through the Grand Canyon, travelled the world, built multiple businesses in different countries, and have been all the way around the world..

Some people think Napoleon Hill is a charlatan. I don't care if he was or he wasn't. What I know is that we are each given only a certain amount of golden opportunities in our lives as time is limited. What you do with your time, what you believe, what your attitude is towards life determines the outcomes that you get.

I for one will always be grateful that I was smart enough to read Hill's work, put it into practice, stick with it, and thus reap the rewards.

I look forward to reading this work.

AWESOME Share!!!

Reps given of course.

Cheers,

G.S.

[KennedyDan]

Great post and thanks, G.S., for sharing your insights, I'm also a big fan of NH works.

I managed to track down the audio of these conferences, they were ripped from old tapes, so the audio is bad in some parts (specially tape #1, but then it gets better).

Here a mirror in MEGA with all the conversation recorded live!

https://mega.nz/file/2INDEITA#4W9gd9OwgW...WGpUcI_Dkg

[neant]

There is good indication that Napoleon Hill was a charlatan, but let's consider that his book is probably a refined re-hash of other materials and probably some reflections of his own that he learned from his marketing/scam escapades. So all things considered it is worth a read at least as far as marketing is concerned.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEDzb9ZplX0

[BlackTopHat]

One man's charlatan is another man's savior. Re-hashing other material? There's Shakespeare and the Bible, all else is a re-hash. Hyperbole of course but still. I've been re-listening to Bob Proctor daily on YT, first thing. It starts my day out just dandy.

But Theo1, Halbert went upstairs? I don't think he'd know anyone.
BTW GS, I used to teach xingyiquan and baguazhang. Retired now so sticking to Yang family taijiquan.

[Theo1]

Great stuff!

BLACKTOPHAT- You made me spit up my spiked milk (Moloko Plus?) through my nose- Thanks for that one about GH- I suppose you're right- I remember hearing him say in one seminar, maybe it was the Root Canal, that he spent all his money on ************ and ***********, and the REST he wasted- Go figure-

Yes, I agree, one man's Conman is another man's- Messiah

We all can open this endless Can O' Worms about the merits of the book, some of the source material for the book, the accuracy of the history, etc., but I believe that the book is VERY valuable, and despite some "lifting" that might have likely occurred at points, there's no doubt in my mind, Like Gordon shared, that if someone who has never been exposed to this kind of material has the veil lifted from their eyes about the "TRUE SECRETS" of success, nobody would ever go wrong reading, and even studying, this book-

I quickly glanced through a lot of the comments made at the bottom of the Youtube video Neant shared- A lot of negative, but also, not surprisingly, plenty of positive as well- How well can the principles of TAGR help someone reach success?

Here was a good reminder about Bruce Lee I had forgotten about: "Napoleon Hill had a big influence on Bruce Lee. Before Lee was famous, he wrote down all of his goals. He backed it with action and succeeded. You can find the note online."

Last word is, I think it would be instructive to go through this course and listen to how T.J. and the others applied TAGR to their own lives- I believe that of the bunch T.J. has by far made the most money, but everyone in the group had at the very least supported themselves for a period of time, and in some cases created very nice lifestyles, completely via their own blood, sweat and tears-



NEANT- Thanks for the link, I'd heard some of that before- To get even more info from a credible source IMHO watch the first 15 minutes or so of Dan Kennedy's now infamous 2003 Wealth Attraction Seminar- He talks about Hill, acknowledges that at least some of his story has been "romanticized" over the years- And also acknowledges that although Hill WAS rich during some of his life, he was also broke for much of his life, and would have died broke except for W. Clement Stone hiring him for training his insurance company and kept Hill afloat during his latter years-

Dan also makes another poignant point- He says that in order for the principles of TAGR to REALLY work for someone, they have to be implemented in an ENVIRONMENT where they actually have a chance to work- Something to consider-

Dan also highly recommends one of Hill's last books as the "best" according to Dan- "Grow Rich with Peace of Mind"- I've read it a couple times, pretty good read, it's Hill looking back on his life when he had tons of money and not so much, it's a MUCH different book, tone, and approach than TAGR that's for sure-


KENNEDYDAN- Thanks for these audios! Really appreciate it- I attempted Tape 1 but I'd rather watch "The Abyss" again if I want to hear people converse underwater- The rest sound good and clear though- Thanks!



GORDON- Thanks so much for sharing yet further aspects of your past and experiences- I'm sure I can safely say that we all get A LOT out of your contributions, both course-wise but to me even more importantly the business and life experiences you've had- VERY inspiring- I'm sorry to hear about the physical afflictions you've had to endure over time, but perhaps you perceive it all as a necessary part of your journey- That's how I interpret the happenings in my life at least- And you reminded me that I need to go white water rafting again! Only did it once- Thanks!

[GordonShumway]

(12-29-2021 05:12 AM)Theo1 Wrote:  GORDON- Thanks so much for sharing yet further aspects of your past and experiences- I'm sure I can safely say that we all get A LOT out of your contributions, both course-wise but to me even more importantly the business and life experiences you've had- VERY inspiring- I'm sorry to hear about the physical afflictions you've had to endure over time, but perhaps you perceive it all as a necessary part of your journey- That's how I interpret the happenings in my life at least- And you reminded me that I need to go white water rafting again! Only did it once- Thanks!

Hi Theo1

True, I have had to deal with some major things in my life. What I wrote above was the time when I was in Uni and almost broke my back during a winter break and I took a job that was more dangerous than I should have taken.

During my life, I have almost died 3 times. Razor edge close... But these close shaves have made me the man I am today. Opened the door to new adventures and had a profound impact on my mindset and my actions.

While I would not wish those events on anyone, I live with no regrets. In fact, this is one of the reasons I am so happy and productive now. I start each day with a moment of gratitude that I am still here and am able to continue my exploration of life. Then I get busy doing the things I love to do.

Cheers,

G.S.

[neant]

(12-29-2021 04:08 AM)BlackTopHat Wrote:  One man's charlatan is another man's savior. Re-hashing other material? There's Shakespeare and the Bible, all else is a re-hash. Hyperbole of course but still. I've been re-listening to Bob Proctor daily on YT, first thing. It starts my day out just dandy.

But Theo1, Halbert went upstairs? I don't think he'd know anyone.
BTW GS, I used to teach xingyiquan and baguazhang. Retired now so sticking to Yang family taijiquan.

I totally agree with you, besides what stops a charlatan writing a great book? Maybe he only used some claims and exaggerations to market the book?

[lijianenson]

thanks for sharing

[Anonime]

SPECTACULAR SHARE . Whatever the mind can conceive and believe, the mind can achieve. Lived by N.H. for years now and Love his work dearly. there has been a bunch who have built on his work and are living the dream.

For any who are truly into it, along with Bob Proctor, I would say Abraham Hicks is the perfect compliment and easy to find on youtube.

Listening to this material is Life Altering...and lets not forget the Red Letters

CHEERS!