Simple Success With John Brandy
Sep 21, 2026 · 27 min · 11 segments
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everybody.
Why do some people move steadily toward their goals while others seem to spend years just preparing to prepare?
If that's a question, the answer is in chapters 15 and 16 of the book, What Would Napoleon Hill Do?
He's not, but if that's what you believe...
Like many people believe success comes from dramatic breakthroughs, although more often it arrives disguised as ordinary habits repeated consistently.
Ordinary habits are disappointing because I was hoping success involved discovering a hidden treasure map behind my refrigerator.
Alternatively, discipline remains surprisingly available to anyone willing to practice it.
Discipline sounds suspiciously like doing things even when I do not feel like doing them.
Never underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups.
Feelings are useful sources of information, although they occasionally make terrible managers.
Okay, my feelings have definitely improved several purchases that my bank account later described as adventurous.
And it's been pointed out quite rightly that successful people often make decisions faster than average and change those decisions only when evidence suggests a better path.
While my decision-making process occasionally resembles a committee meeting involving squirrels and
fireworks.
Don't suffer from insanity.
everybody.
Why do some people move steadily toward their goals while others seem to spend years just preparing to prepare?
If that's a question, the answer is in chapters 15 and 16 of the book, What Would Napoleon Hill Do?
He's not, but if that's what you believe...
Like many people believe success comes from dramatic breakthroughs, although more often it arrives disguised as ordinary habits repeated consistently.
Ordinary habits are disappointing because I was hoping success involved discovering a hidden treasure map behind my refrigerator.
Alternatively, discipline remains surprisingly available to anyone willing to practice it.
Discipline sounds suspiciously like doing things even when I do not feel like doing them.
Never underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups.
Feelings are useful sources of information, although they occasionally make terrible managers.
Okay, my feelings have definitely improved several purchases that my bank account later described as adventurous.
And it's been pointed out quite rightly that successful people often make decisions faster than average and change those decisions only when evidence suggests a better path.
While my decision-making process occasionally resembles a committee meeting involving squirrels and
fireworks.
Don't suffer from insanity.
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