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Re: Isles of Diamonds
I still go to used bookstores, but if i'm looking
for something specific, www.addall.com searches the major used book databases on the net, including my personal favorite, www.abebooks.com. amazing stuff...found a copy of jim tolleson's mothers book on success education training. > A funny thing happened to me in the second > hand bookstore the other day... > I'd gone in for my regular weekly browse and > buy. > Saw Victor Schwabb's "How to write a > good ad" and added it to my "to > get" list. Same with David O's > 'Confessions.' > Spotted a Melvin Power's published Think and > Grow Rich and considered replacing my Yellow > and Green covered 1963 version, which I > recently had to "rebind" with > sticky tape, but didn't. > But for some reason I picked up a book, the > title of which I can't even remember, and > flipped the pages. One of the pages didn't > seem to be sitting right so I openned the > book to it and saw a piece of folded > newspaper - at first I thought it was just a > small unfolded bit. > SCORE! > I unfolded it to find a single column Donald > Trump article titled "Lets Make A > Deal." (if you're interested I'll > retype it here) > Refolded it. Pocketed it (and have since had > it laminated for use as a bookmark). And > went to replace the book where I'd found it. > I couldn't find the spot where it had come > from so placed it close. I had to move aside > a book with a white spine and no writing to > do it and then saw the title of the book I'd > just moved... > "The Lazy Man's Way To Riches" by > Joe Karbo > WOW! > The book I'd heard about and, if you can > believe it, had never read. Of course, I > bought it as well as the others I bought > that day. > Second Hand book stores certainly have > "isles of diamonds"... if you only > take the time to look. > Ages ago there was a bit of dicussion about > WHY people don't seem to achieve too much > after reading books like Karbo's or Hill's. > Could the answer be found in my new second > hand copy of TLMWTR? > I believe so... > For whoever had it before me had filled in > the forms in pencil. And when it came to the > "activity" sheet, it revealed > something interesting... > Declarations were said morning and night for > three days. The fourth day had a single > entry for the night. The fifth day had none. > The sixth one for the morning. The seventh > one. The eighth none. The ninth one. And > none after that. > Obvioulsy they just GAVE UP. Half hearted > after three days and no effort after nine > days. > And doesn't Hill's mention something about > people going back to Chapter 2 once they're > finished reading and going through the six > points, as being an indication of whether > they are "ready." > How many people have actually gone through > Hill's sixt points and created their Major > Definite Aims, wrote them down and repeated > them morning and night??? > Michael Ross. |
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