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O.S.MARDEN - HOW TO GET WHAT YOU WANT: Master the Secret Formula for Success - Orison Swett Marden
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(00:00:00) 1. SOMETHING TOUCHED HIM
(00:24:58) 2. HOW TO GET WHAT YOU WANT
(01:07:27) 3. PLAYING THE GLAD GAME
(01:36:45) 4. DISCOURAGEMENT A DISEASE - HOW TO CURE IT
(02:07:44) 5. THE FORCE THAT MOVES MOUNTAINS
(02:48:22) 6. FAITH AND DRUGS
(03:24:52) 7. HOW TO FIND ONESELF
(03:55:46) 8. HOW TO ATTRACT PROSPERITY
(04:30:05) 9. THINKING ALL OVER
(05:09:27) 10. HEART-TO-HEART TALKS WITH YOURSELF
(05:45:33) 11. OUR PARTNERSHIP WITH GOD
O.S.MARDEN - HOW TO GET WHAT YOU WANT: Master the Secret Formula for Success - Orison Swett Marden (1917).
In this episode of the Secrets of Success podcast, we dive deep into a timeless masterpiece of personal development: How to Get What You Want by Orison Swett Marden, originally published in 1917. As the founder of "Success" magazine and a foundational figure in the self-help movement, Marden's work has inspired generations of thinkers, leaders, and dreamers. This high-quality full book narration brings his wisdom to life, offering practical strategies for manifesting your desires through mindset, faith, and action. Whether you're seeking career advancement, personal fulfillment, or spiritual growth, Marden's principles remain profoundly relevant in our fast-paced world. Join us as we explore the book's core message: success isn't about luck or external circumstances; it's about harnessing the inner power that resides in every individual. We'll break down each chapter, highlighting key insights, anecdotes, and actionable advice that can transform your life. By the end, you'll understand why Marden's ideas influenced icons like Napoleon Hill, Norman Vincent Peale, and Tony Robbins, and how you can apply them today.
Orison Swett Marden's journey from humble beginnings to becoming a beacon of motivation is a testament to his teachings. Born in 1848 in New Hampshire, Marden faced early hardships, including the loss of his parents and years of manual labor. Yet, through self-education and unyielding optimism, he rose to prominence as an author, editor, and hotelier. His establishment of Success magazine in 1897 popularized the idea that success is attainable for all through positive thinking and character development. How to Get What You Want encapsulates his philosophy, blending spiritual insights with practical guidance. Marden believed in a divine partnership—aligning human effort with universal laws—to achieve abundance. His influence extends far beyond his era; Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich mirrors Marden's emphasis on definite purpose and visualization. Norman Vincent Peale's The Power of Positive Thinking echoes his call for optimism amid adversity. Earl Nightingale's motivational recordings, Zig Ziglar's sales philosophies, and even Tony Robbins' high-energy seminars all trace roots to Marden's foundational ideas. Dale Carnegie incorporated Marden's optimism into interpersonal skills, while James Allen's As a Man Thinketh aligns with his focus on thought as destiny. This book isn't just historical; it's a blueprint for modern success seekers navigating challenges like economic uncertainty or personal doubt. Now, let's delve into the chapters, where Marden unfolds his secrets step by step. Each one builds on the last, creating a comprehensive guide to self-mastery.
Chapter 1: Something Touched Him
The book opens with a captivating narrative about an inner awakening—a mysterious "touch" that stirs the soul from stagnation. Marden describes this as a divine spark, often manifesting as dissatisfaction with the status quo. He shares stories of ordinary people who, upon feeling this inner unrest, pivoted toward greatness. For instance, he recounts a young man who, disillusioned with his mundane job, heeded an intuitive call to pursue invention, leading to breakthroughs. This chapter urges listeners to pay attention to these promptings, viewing them as destiny's whispers.
(00:24:58) 2. HOW TO GET WHAT YOU WANT
(01:07:27) 3. PLAYING THE GLAD GAME
(01:36:45) 4. DISCOURAGEMENT A DISEASE - HOW TO CURE IT
(02:07:44) 5. THE FORCE THAT MOVES MOUNTAINS
(02:48:22) 6. FAITH AND DRUGS
(03:24:52) 7. HOW TO FIND ONESELF
(03:55:46) 8. HOW TO ATTRACT PROSPERITY
(04:30:05) 9. THINKING ALL OVER
(05:09:27) 10. HEART-TO-HEART TALKS WITH YOURSELF
(05:45:33) 11. OUR PARTNERSHIP WITH GOD
O.S.MARDEN - HOW TO GET WHAT YOU WANT: Master the Secret Formula for Success - Orison Swett Marden (1917).
In this episode of the Secrets of Success podcast, we dive deep into a timeless masterpiece of personal development: How to Get What You Want by Orison Swett Marden, originally published in 1917. As the founder of "Success" magazine and a foundational figure in the self-help movement, Marden's work has inspired generations of thinkers, leaders, and dreamers. This high-quality full book narration brings his wisdom to life, offering practical strategies for manifesting your desires through mindset, faith, and action. Whether you're seeking career advancement, personal fulfillment, or spiritual growth, Marden's principles remain profoundly relevant in our fast-paced world. Join us as we explore the book's core message: success isn't about luck or external circumstances; it's about harnessing the inner power that resides in every individual. We'll break down each chapter, highlighting key insights, anecdotes, and actionable advice that can transform your life. By the end, you'll understand why Marden's ideas influenced icons like Napoleon Hill, Norman Vincent Peale, and Tony Robbins, and how you can apply them today.
Orison Swett Marden's journey from humble beginnings to becoming a beacon of motivation is a testament to his teachings. Born in 1848 in New Hampshire, Marden faced early hardships, including the loss of his parents and years of manual labor. Yet, through self-education and unyielding optimism, he rose to prominence as an author, editor, and hotelier. His establishment of Success magazine in 1897 popularized the idea that success is attainable for all through positive thinking and character development. How to Get What You Want encapsulates his philosophy, blending spiritual insights with practical guidance. Marden believed in a divine partnership—aligning human effort with universal laws—to achieve abundance. His influence extends far beyond his era; Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich mirrors Marden's emphasis on definite purpose and visualization. Norman Vincent Peale's The Power of Positive Thinking echoes his call for optimism amid adversity. Earl Nightingale's motivational recordings, Zig Ziglar's sales philosophies, and even Tony Robbins' high-energy seminars all trace roots to Marden's foundational ideas. Dale Carnegie incorporated Marden's optimism into interpersonal skills, while James Allen's As a Man Thinketh aligns with his focus on thought as destiny. This book isn't just historical; it's a blueprint for modern success seekers navigating challenges like economic uncertainty or personal doubt. Now, let's delve into the chapters, where Marden unfolds his secrets step by step. Each one builds on the last, creating a comprehensive guide to self-mastery.
Chapter 1: Something Touched Him
The book opens with a captivating narrative about an inner awakening—a mysterious "touch" that stirs the soul from stagnation. Marden describes this as a divine spark, often manifesting as dissatisfaction with the status quo. He shares stories of ordinary people who, upon feeling this inner unrest, pivoted toward greatness. For instance, he recounts a young man who, disillusioned with his mundane job, heeded an intuitive call to pursue invention, leading to breakthroughs. This chapter urges listeners to pay attention to these promptings, viewing them as destiny's whispers.