To those of you who enjoyed Think and Grow Rich, and this is unwelcome news... Understand that you can enjoy the book and get something out of it the bits about “positive thinking and goal setting”, without following in Hill’s footsteps. Being aware of the limitations of the book is important. The man was a documented con-man during his life. This is a fact. He was also broke most of his life and plagued by his actions. This is also a fact. But you still can know all of those things and take something away from his book positively. 🤔 Thanks for watching!
@@josephbecker8174 Still doesn't justify him being a certified con-artist during his lifetime. Many got something from the book, sure no argument there but his book and his life is a 2 separate subject. Learn from his book but don't learn from his action and lies elsewhere, if you will.
The best summary I ever heard of Napoleon Hills teaching is this: _"A dream written down becomes a goal. A goal broken down into steps becomes a plan. A plan backed by actions becomes reality."_
be sure that he stole it from someone else, like all other con-men they are only capable of stealing from others and scamming the gullible ones! So in terms of wise thoughts and overall wisdom they don't have any! A fake cannot be genuine no matter what!
And I think that’s still true regardless of the video, but still favor a more literal approach as opposed to Napoleon. But you can perceive what you said as literal too
Everyone here hating. Smh. Even if he stole it, it's still true. The book as people read it today, isn't to praise Hill. I never actually met anyone that spoke about him personally. Only the lessons taught in the book. And thats the legacy, the lessons, not the person.
Someone said I showed up in a coffeezilla video, and I started sweating 😅 Looking back - "We've Been Tricked, We've Been Backstabbed and We've Been Quite Possibly, Bamboozled”
So many youtube creators ignore his past so they can teach his content. Personally, i've tried to share this knowledge but never got a reply. Thank you! Finally someone acknowledged this.
Imagine reading a con man but never reading the person the con man claims to have met when his books are all out there 🙄 sums up all the people in this comment section defending the huckster
If you want to know the true secrets you need to read "the law of success" by napoleon hill. Think and Grow Rich is a watered down version in which lots of the secrets have been taken out.
Excellent video! I read (part of) "Think and Grow Rich" when I was 21 years old and I would say it left a positive impact. However, after getting about 20% into the book I found it to be unbearably repetitive. In the years since then I've found that nearly every 'self help' book that people recommend is simply a rehash or modern adaptation of T&GR. I've long since stopped read self-help books, preferring academic books on history and economics, finding them to be far more helpful.
I don't think every self help Book is bad. There are some good ones available in the market like the dip by Seth Godin or the classic how to win friends and influence people or atomic habits and few more
@@craigpegasus true, the fact is there are so many good self-help books that can literally change people's lives. Just because two or three mainstream self help books are bad doesn't mean the entire genre is bad. People are just reactionary.
The only good one I've ever read was How to Win Friends and Influence People, and that's because it's less "self-help" and more "here are the cheat codes to conversations."
What really irks me is how self-help gurus promote courses/programs then urge their followers to "do whatever it takes" to sign up, even if it means maxing out all their credit. Absolutely irresponsible!
Lmaooo I bought and read his book and it waz so good i bought the next one. Then found out hes full of shit. So i did more digging and basically...all these books r written by con men. Buttt...if u read with the right mindset its veryy helpful. Like rich dad poor dad. Might be bs story but it motivatez me to do shit. Not slack. Not give up. Find purpose, goals, aim for success in small (reasonable) increments. Im too "safe " to bet my house, car, savings or whatever away...so i use it in diff ways. Like..finding a job that doesnt make me wanna put a bullet in my head lmao. Or learning best ways of saving and investing and all that.
I actually feel sorry for Kiyosaki's "poor Dad" (who is his real father). Imagen, having a son who publicly admires his best friend's father instead of honoring his own.
This is exactly true for Rich Dad Poor Dad as well. Robert Kiyosaki has indirectly admitted that his rich dad and his poor dad were hypothetical characters when people found no evidence of his Rich dad being real. Kiyosaki also declared bankruptcy multiple times in his life . He has also sold a lot of "fake guru" - type real estate courses. That being said, a lot of things in his book are absolute gold. Especially about cashflows, assets, leverage and so on
This is false. His rich dad and poor dad are not hypothetical characters. He had his childhood best friend, son of rich dad on one of his podcasts. You can find it online.
@@niallmurphy7360 No he isn't. He's just another fake so-called "guru". It has been said that; "In the kingdom of the blind, the one eyed man is king." He has simply been able to con alot of financially illiterate people. If you can't see that, you must be affiliated with his Rich Dad, Poor Dad enterprise in some manner.
@@niallmurphy7360 Just as I suspected. Your link sent me to a video that was preceded by one of Robert's sales pitches. Again, you must be affiliated with his scamming predatory cartel. I can guarantee you that you will never become rich using his financial ideologies.
What's so invaluable about his opinions on leverage and cash flows? You basically said he has no grounds and is not in any position of authority on investing by being bankrupt and an untrustworthy liar, yet his advice is worthwhile lol
A dead give-away that Hill *NEVER* met Andrew Carnegie is by reading his book "How to Raise Your Own Salary" where Hill records the detailed dialog that supposedly took place between him and Andrew Carnegie. Once you read through these, you quickly realise that Carnegie would never had spoken to Hill like that and that it was all fictitious and came out our of Hill's imagination
@@visarkojeli : Robert K has predicted all kinds of things that didn't happen, as well. If you make enough predictions, you're likely to get one right. There's a big difference between making predictions and committing a big pile of chips on the outcome. Of those who actually made big bets that paid off on the '08 credit crisis, I haven't seen them repeat that performance since in a way that anyone can do what they did as a repeatable methodology expecting a positive outcome with a degree of certainty exceeding random chance.
Too much imagination can lead you to Inaction, bc you will be always daydreaming... Too much Realism can also lead you to Inaction, BC now you believe all is no possible... Balance is the key.
Unfortunately the world seems to not understand that positive thinking and day dreaming is just the small part compared to the luck, hard work, talent and knowing the right people part.
in napoleon hills defense though, working your ass off is infact part of the equation. you are absolutely right that this "dream" shit is doing nothing. but on the other alot of people do always include work your ass off as one important asset. only they ALSO include the mindset and believe parts. only people than disregard the work your ass off thing and claim its all bs. but yeah the book IS odd and claims stories that are never anywhere else like its all made up especially the last chapters were like .. dude wtf
Luck comes from presistence. Some people say that guys with big muscles for example are Lucky. I would say no, That is only presistence. Grinding on the same thing along time, Not Luck. Its the same to find the right people. Look at coffezilla. He is not Lucky that he is a success on TH-cam. Its presistence, he is grinding and doing the work, editing videos ALOT and keep on making new videos. Thats not Luck!
@@TankEsq I felt so. Has stats in it. But what has stuck with me was knowing most millionaires are small business owners. They buy used cars, cut coupons, don't give their kids inheritances, but encourage them to get jobs. They aren't these flashy people. They are average joes getting by. They invest wisely. Its not all about law of attraction bullshit, or change your mindset. It felt practical, logical, when I read it as a 15 yr old.
Thanks so much i heard excerpts from Hill on youtube and always found they sounded super corny never bought his books bcuz internet has free stuff haha
@@kimberlyaustin7030 True. There's a number of Chinese small business owners I know who run on this model. Not flashy. Salt of the earth hardworking types.
Im devastated. I came to know about Napoleon by his book, Outwitting the Devil. That book made a huge impact on me. This is like finding out that Santa never left you any gifts.
@@carlranger8060 The book is a con. He just leads you on and never shares the "secret" because there is none. After much waffling, the book covered some very general and common success principles/tips that you'll see in many other (shorter) books.
In my former days as a financial investigator, you'd be amazed how many bankrupts and shonky businessmen I met who had fires which only seemed to affect their paper records.
I’ve seen this book being promoted so many times. I even listened to an audio version of one chapter. I had no clue how ridiculous it is! Thank you Coffeezilla! Keep exposing scammers
The biggest lesson I took from that book was “what you focus on you improve”. So if you’re focusing on how to create a business or get more customers you’re infinitely more likely to accomplish that task than if you don’t focus on it. Which may sound obvious but a lot of people have an “if you build it they will come” mentality.
@@johnc8666 wow looks like you totally missed the point there.. like I said a lot of people have an "if you build it they will come" mentality ie the result happens without continual effort. and this book speaks to that mentality. Also... This book didn't TEACH me that focus will improve the results, rather, i was relaying the biggest lesson this specific book had to offer is illustrating that principle. Cheers
The OG Charlatan of gurus. Friendly reminder for y’all to check your bank account on a daily basis. The more often you check the less likely you are to overspend. Did y’all know it’s impossible to breathe while smiling? Kidding just wanted y’all to smile. Hope you have a phenomenal week. Get ya bread and all the crumbs too 🤧💯🙏🏾
About fkn time! someone that has finally put the truth out there about Napoleon Hill! Hearing all these business experts recite quotes from Think and Grow Rich is becoming cringeworthy! Nice work Coffee!
My life has been a lie... I too have been brainwashed with that "Fake it until you make it" stuff and believed in it. It seems all of fake gurus followed it to become what they are - fake gurus. This stuff keeps spreading throughout decades like gospel. People create that illusive world where everyone inflates their ego and self-worth thinking they will be successful. How many succeeded but how many have fallen and blame themselves? It must be stopped.
Thanks coffeezilla. This is 1 of the most important videos you've ever done. This is a quality channel and u should be proud of what you've built here.
Napoleon Hill even shares in one of the final chapters that he imagines before falling asleep that he has chats with great minds such as Lincoln, Washington, Carnegie, etc... So in fact, he was imagining this whole project directed by Carnegie haha. That's a great piece of work Coffeezilla.
Bought and read "Think & Grow Rich" when I was 19 years old (now a decade ago). Read it once in one sitting. Never touched it again. Even as a youth, the advice seemed pretty damned fantastical to me. Another great piece, 'Zilla.
@@aptly6 I hate to provide little feedback, but it's essentially just what Fans of Matt Cutts said. Not a waste of time to read, but, you're not likely to blossom due to this book.
@@aptly6 it’s a philosophy on success. A string of beliefs that “all” according to him/ successful people believe. Which I do enjoy. The book started me on a wonderful path. Things like “persist” “begin with desire” “speak greatly to yourself” “use your imagination” and other things like this. Everyone’s crying about something but I honestly think it’s a great book. You don’t need to take everything as 100% fact but I’d recommend it…
Napoleon literally reminds me of Forrest gump or the skyrim main character because he just "ends" up in some of the most important events in history or has a relationship with the most important people in history
Shazam nice way of putting it lol. Hill was broke before he got his work out, he says this himself. He doesn’t take his own advice. But then I ain’t sure about him never meeting Carnegie. He wrote a book with a real life businessman W Clement Stone. Why would someone like Mr Stone who ran a great insurance organisation that probably is still around today want to associate with Hill?
Wow.. You're right.. I read that book when i was young.. Had a super old mini copy.. It was very similar to think and grow rich. Didn't know it came first. Just watched your video about hill too
I LOVE the work that you're doing, it's SO necessary!!! It's about time people stop blindly trusting and respecting someone as authority just because they've gained a lot of notoriety!
Linda, time to stop trusting the government too. That was not a weather balloon in Roswell New Mexico. They are lying about so much and keeping the truths hidden away as Top Secret due to "National Security ". National Security my ass... they lying about everything, even showing us fake NASA pictures from space of the earth. They finally admitted the pictures are fake,but still refuse to show the real pictures. The US government is the greatest lair of all time.
Dude, I always felt there was something off about Think and Grow Rich. Every time someone says how great it is, I go start listening to the audiobook again, and it all mostly sounds like a bunch of fluff to me.
I'm so happy that I stumbled across this video, because I also tried listening to the book and couldn't make it through the book, wondering what I was missing that everyone else seems to have recognized.
Yeah, I began reading the book, and the guy didn't stop telling how great his findings are, how he studied the most successful people and how people following his findings became successful. But he never went into explaining what's so great about these people. After tens of pages, there was still no content and I dropped it. Now that I know he's a conman, no way in hell I try again to read this book.
The fact that Napoleon Hill has kept this Con going, long after his death, proves the Law of Attraction does work. He thought about meeting great people, so he wrote down what he thought they would say. The world still believes he’s great 🤣
@@cedricbillingsley3960 obviously you must not have watched the video 🙄...the dude who wrote it was a con 🤦🤦🤦people's lack of intelligence scare me, because there are many
Exactly my point comment don't do a lot of great work they don't improve anyone's life in fact all they do is leave victims more broke and more crushed than they were before they started something Napoleon Hill help with hope and he had a great idea and idea that he took from Carnegie and Carnegie let him share it I see no issue with the book or the philosophy it cost me nothing to listen to his audiobooks these days so how exactly did he Connor scam me it cost me nothing to listen to the power of manifestation it cost me nothing to listen to broad proctor it cost me nothing to watch the secret I haven't paid a dime personally to any of these men to learn their ideas about manifestation positive mental attitude enthusiasm goals writing things down imagination attaching emotion with pictures of in your mind none of it and just using some of what he talks about without ever reading his book beforehand but having an inert belief that a lot of these principles made sense and were true I did not even have a higher education degree and I ended up it will not only to get jobs but I paid off my house within 11 years and I don't make much money I'm not wealthy but I'm wealthy of the mind and the fact that I always see and I'm always looking forward to what can I do next what can I improve next what can I work on what can I lower in terms of debt what can I do and I have a plan there and it's a belief and when you put out enthusiasm and positivity towards others you get that back when you believe in yourself and you support others in a positive way you get that back what you give you get so if you want to give out cynicism you're going to get that you want to give out critics you're going to give that you're going to give out how all all these people are labeled as con man I'm sorry Napoleon Hill was not a conman Andrew Carnegie was not a con man the men that feels America we're not conman there were ones that were ruthless there are ones that were mean they weren't common and without them this nation would not have some of the greatest innovations industries and opportunities without them our America ain't much were they perfect no but where the founding father's perfect no but they created an amazing document didn't they they created an amazing amount of freedom and expression and opportunity which you don't get anywhere else on the planet
@@detectivewiggles Fair but all my friends are still sitting in the same place doing the same things, maybe I got lucky. But there's a section in the book about the fear of criticism and how it prevents you from doing a lot of things you really want to do, and I used that as my compass and boy have I had an epic life. I'm not even half way through.
Man, coffeezilla is a piece of s**t with lot of frustrations of poverty, brainwashed and ignorant. Whatever says in the interview, history is the only FACT: Napoleon Hill: a legend! A.K.A. Godzilla coffee: a nobody! Always the losers will critique the greatest men.
Please do Investigate "Robert Kiyosaki", I've been following him and buying his stuff for years now, and I feel like I've been consuming his products rather than making progress
Their concepts are true, about money, beliefs, how the rich think and so on, just stay away from buying too much "get rich stuff" and focus on your own projects...
@@CursedKing505 How about you educate yourself instead of relying solely on one external source. Everything is transactional. Ask yourself What problem needs to be solved. Solve that problem. Get paid.
Expat American here living in Vietnam. Saw Hill’s book translated into Vietnamese in a local bookstore. Cringed when I saw it!!! Read it years ago and didn’t think much of it then. Many Vietnamese folks are obsessed with “getting rich” and are prey to MLM’s and get rich schemes. What is especially heinous is many purported “Christian based” MLMs have surfaced here. I make it a point to warn my Vietnamese friends to avoid any MLMs from America and especially those alleged to be “christjun”!!! Always glad to help…..
@@Ironclad-FTW oh yes. i learned in college how to distinguish facts from opinions, so i dont get easily influence.. am open minded, n dont judge people, becuz people do things for a reason. noone is perfect..
As someone who gave Think and Grow Rich a shot and felt 'obligated' to finish reading it even though I've been only reading a couple pages a week, I'm glad he did. I'm guilty of assuming because something's popular it's gotta be good, so it's a welcome change to hear criticism of this
Not so much.... I find it so obvious that all u negative shills would only look for the bad and negativity in everything. And u wonder why ur skeptical of everything and full of hatred. What a horrible way to live.
I read these books like this and I take from it what I find useful, even if it is only 10%. I believe that is the way you should approach any book like this... it’s not the gospel, just take from it what you can use, period.
stick to the gospel,thats infinite wisdom,and transformative,without doubt,just find the way to interpret it correctly,then you hold the secrets the ultimate success.
Great example of how "one false" information, on the internet is blindly taken by other internet users as "true", and then they spread it and create other contents using that false information. valla! down the line people will believe it is true. kinda like this quote: Jesus said: "love one another as you love yourself; even your online neighbor deserves a 'like.'"
@Fans of Matt Cutts LOA totally makes sense if you have the perspective of everything being energy a nd physical reality is just the perception of our brain. I mean it's a proven fact that thoughts are electromagnetic.
@Fans of Matt Cutts the law of vibration is the foundation of law of attraction. Which indeed is real. What you believe, you achieve , what you dream , your create If you walk into a room with the mindset that everyone is staring at you 9/10 within minutes everyone will staring at you due to your outward projection.
@@valdasdr8432 you obviously have no scientific background. Please amuse everyone and define both electromagnetic and invisible vibrational frequency LOL When getting a degree in actual science is too hard, you begin to believe made up things because it's easier
I think whether or not Mr.Hill actually met Andrew Carnegie, means nothing. The lessons in the book are absolutely incredible. And yes, most people can be rich. (Over time) The majority of it IS mindset. Because mindset dictates action. 80-90% of millionaires are self made. Sooooo - stop being so negative and take some good lessons from something once in awhile. I know you focus on a lot of the negative as it’s how you discover fake guru’s and bad business practices. It would just be nice to have a change for what’s good about the industry.
I disagree . And I might be wrong. The mindset types build companies like WeWork. The true builders are always specific and have extraordinarily detailed views. A lot of many people are selling a lot many stuff now. It's time to filter .
One of the best bits self help advice is... "You get the job you are doing already". Meaning apply yourself as much as you can now to what you really want to be doing. Example: straight out of school at 16 I got a job in electronics, with no qualifications, because I had already built my own amplifier. They were very impressed with that at the interview. I didnt bother to tell them the amplifier didn't actually work.... But I was keen so I got really good at the job... Eventually I got into computing using the same principle...
@@randomness4989 there's some similarities and a very subtle difference here'. People want to see that you're willing to learn and apply what you have learnt - that mindset of learning helps people get ahead in lives. The original commenter made an effort to build something which showed their interest in the field. Now faking it would be more on the lines of - "I do not know how to build an amplifier, but I show enough confidence about building it that not only do people believe me, but I believe my own self"
I remember inventing the wheel and people throwing job offers at me and i was only 9 years old. People making excuses these days talking about ‘ experience and degrees’
Think and grow rich influenced me to be self employed 10 years ago, It was a best thing for me, the book simply got me thinking, I recently read outwitting the devil, i would recommend even reading as a fiction.
I actually read "Think and Grow Rich" newer actually thought that this was also a Guru scam. Damn this is ridiculous nothing in the guru world is real.
Nah the info is 100% real. I’m not a guru, I’m not selling anything, I’m not trying to my convince myself that it’s real by convincing you just to make myself feel better lol it’s legit as real as it gets. Fuck all the gurus... just show yourself it’s real by simply noticing in every moment this.. What you think, and how you feel, and what manifest in this now moment, are always a match. 💯 % of the time. No exception. Words don’t teach, life experience does.
This book helped me get rich. It’s literally the number one book I recommend to others who want to get rich too. Whether or not it works is completely independent of whether or not you think the writer was a good person. That seems pretty obvious to me.
@@HyperDangerousThing I did what the book said, and now I’m successful. What are you talking about? Haha. I think people try to use everything they can find as an excuse not to do things. There’s a book sitting there you can buy for a few dollars or listen to for free on TH-cam that rich people all over the world are saying helped them become rich, and people are so dumb they’d rather just find every reason to assume it doesn’t work to make themselves feel better about the fact that they’re just too afraid of failing to even try.
@@LionElAton Is the comment above yours accurate? "The best summary I ever heard of Napoleon Hills teaching is this: "A dream written down becomes a goal. A goal broken down into steps becomes a plan. A plan backed by actions becomes reality.""
@@bornkinggamer3347 Yes and no. That explains the concept, but it doesn’t explain how to do it, which is the entire point. The method. Just listen to Think and Grow Rich on TH-cam. The recorded version is less than an hour. I’ve never met someone who’s done what it says and failed, I’ll just say that. I have met plenty of people who just didn’t do it though, which I don’t understand. All of the poor people in these comments have the exact same problem. It’s like Tim Ferriss says, “Be proactively skeptical, not defensively skeptical.”
I notice that Coffeezilla has a particular skill to take information in, break it down and analyze it. At the same time, he does this by making sure that his sources make sense and are credible to a certain level. I am glad that he is using that skill to expose scammers who try to take advantage of people’s last money.
I read T&GR for the first time about 25 years ago. I don’t regret reading it because it changed my attitude for the better. I went from having a negative attitude to a PMA. While I’m not wealthy, I’ve achieved some success. I think that I’ll read T&GR again for old time sake.
R ES, what success did you achieve? I read Hill's stuff. He is only one of many people I learn from. It is not realistic at all, to think that learning from one person is all is needed to know. Unfortunately, mentors seem to get people to believe that you only need to read their stuff. I have found it is much better to learn from many people. I am a reader of Napoleon Hill. As you can see from this video, some people do not like him. I was also irritated with him. But then, we can all agree, that Hill, was a successful writer and motivational speaker. There is a speech on here that Hill does, have a look. If he is what this video says he is, I do not know how he was able to make people at the time to believe he advised presidents, met Carnegie. He even received an honorary doctorate degree. How was it able to pull all that off?? After watching more of this video, I think it tells me more that you can't just listen or learn from one mentor. lol. But again, Hill was a successful writer. He was still bringing books out in his eighties.
I always thought Think & Grow Rich was an OK book, and definitely overhyped, but I remember being confused for as to why I had never heard of this guy before given that he was apparently in so many top leaders' inner circles. Now I know lol
He wasn't best friends with them; He simply interviewed them. He wrote down what he found and compiled it into a book. Doesn't mean he was eating breakfast every day with these people. It is not overhyped and Hill wrote books to help people become successful.
My overall take from books from N. Hill, Earl Nightingale, Dale Carnagie etc. is adjust your attitude. When you improve your attitude life becomes easier and good things will naturally come with your attitude adjustment. Don't take a lot of the advice literally: just think and things change. Earl Nightingale once said "one's reality is the mirror of one's mental attitude". Many good things have come from books like this, despite the less than perfect characters of the authors. Books like this have immensely improved my life, and no, I don't define success as being "rich", but in terms of significantly reducing stress in my life, getting along with my spouse, taking pride in my work etc. ALL from an attitude adjustment, which books like this encourage.
yes most reading can help you grow and learn. just dont take anything as devine word of truth from some god like most do be it religious lunatics or those wanting to be another tycoon who read napoleon hill🤣
I don't think it's all about attitude adjustment. Many successful people acknowledge luck as a factor. You can have the right attitude and still underperform. Attitude adjustment only changes you, not the reality around you
the 'Think and Grow Rich' book was recommended to me by many people but reading it halfway when it said "say I will make X amount in Y years" every morning and night, I realized it was bullshit. I still wondered why everyone likes it so much. Makes sense now.
@Neil Azac usually, use your head. If it feels wrong in your gut, investigate further. Your intuition will guide you through all kinds of shit, just gotta learn to listen. Everything is too good to be true until it is true. If you learn anything in life, question it and challenge the shit out of it. Don't let other people take over your inner monologue.
I think exactly the same. It has helped me in understanding some things in life and why they always happen. Also there must be something in it, raping a book 100 years later?
@@BobPagani absolutely not. The Person behind it might not be AS it should be. But if the stuff, written by the Person is actually having measurable positive things behind it so shall it be.
@@BobPagani you bet it. There are tons of similar examples on it. What about Giggs? Is he a Bad footballer because he betrayed beloved ones around him?
i read and have been deeply influenced by Think and Grow Rich and only tonight found out Napoleon HIll was a con man. Just like that, it explained quite a few mistakes I have made in life based on his writings. And I am amazed that it never in occurred to me to doubt his authenticity. I have recommended the book. I have told people he knew Andrew Carnegie. I've been wrong all these years.
Wow! Truly eye-opening. I read that book about 30 years ago, my dad had it for some reason - My dad never read it, and I didn’t quite knew how it got into our house. Now I think I know. It was probably given to him by an MLM guy trying to get him to buy a course - Of course my dad was too cheap to buy anything! Anyway big thanks!
The book is supposed to put you in the right mindset. 95% of this world is mentally! No one is perfect people believe in a Jesus died and rosed again in 3 days. And a lot of people believe that but it was metaphor on coming to oneself again. Long story short. Put your positive thoughts into action and your time will come. There’s ups and down in everything!
@@francisformlyknownasc.i.a2128 woah man, I’m actually interested in that metaphor of Jesus. If you have to time to write the whole story and meaning, I’ll send you my email lol
I hope you do more somewhat historical videos about stuff like this in the future. You're already so good at handling evidence that you're pretty good at presenting history.
I don’t subscribe to the new age beliefs regarding manifestation, but the principles of planning, taking action, overcoming fears, developing specialized skills and knowledge, and networking, having persistence, those are sound ideas. I think there are some good lessons in Napoleon Hills books, especially regarding causes for failure. He fabricated some parts of his stories to reinforce ideas he believed to be true. “Outwitting the Devil” being a good example of a fictional conversation intended to express Hill’s ideas.
Coffee I love you but you are so wrong. To start, it is completely normal for people to lose belonging's in house fires etc. Look at Larry Janesky (worth $500M ) in CT after his mansion burned down with thousands of his journals and belonging that can't ever be replaced (search this). Look at Future who did his entire mixtape 56 Nights with DJ Esco and lost it. Are you going to say all of those songs were never made? Second thing, why would you charge the president or politicians for knowledge? It is clear that the wealth was not important to Napolean but rather it was the drive in man to acquire that wealth and overall accomplishment. Its similar to you not wanting to start a course but are interested in why people do so. Something turns you on about it, you investigate it, which is why you spend 60 hours per week making videos. Who knows maybe a part of you wishes you could turn on your Caleb Maddix switch and become a guru. It is a known fact that Napolean Hill lost all of his belongings after becoming wealthy and became a humble writer in his early 80s. In his book "Grow Rich With Peace of Mind" he talks about how the money he made and how he did not have peace of mind. Money was not important to him, mens desire to keep acquiring was what was important to him. The issue with calling the book "puff and fluff" is his book sold 100M+ copies and is still the top business book today. Reality check, puff and fluff books don't stay in circulation for 100 years. While you have an opinion and strong evidence against him.. there is just more evidence going for him. a 10.5 BILLION dollar company Chick Fil A's founder Samuel Truett Cathy (STRAIGHT FROM HIS MOUTH) said that the motivational book Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill was one of the greatest foundations for inspiration growing up. (Eat Mor Chikin: Inspire More People, 2002). Oprah Winfrey, worth $2.6 BILLION preaches the secret which is a baby of Napolean's work. Ken Norton who knocked out Muhammad Ali used the book to give him the inspiration. The point is, you don't look up to Napolean, you look up to the people he interviewed. It is a KNOWN fact, that he interviewed hundreds of millionaires and billionaires. If you understood how this works, once you are in a selective group it becomes easier to get to know the friends of those groups. The book called Three Feet From Gold tells a story about this. The last part pisses me off the most of what you said. You mentioned you don't just "wish yourself to success" but he never says that. In fact he clearly states that the prayer alone will not bring riches. It is the demanding of not taking poverty as a solution that allows the universe to move your life towards riches, which starts with a mindset and environment shift. You missed the most important book out of all of them, Outwitting The Devil. He says in the book "I know nothing about any form of prayer which can be induced to work favorably in a mind that is colored, in the slightest degree, by fear. I now pray, not for more of this world’s goods and greater blessings, but to be worthy of that which I already have." What you missed most of all is Napoleans largest conspiracy that he was often visited by alleged spirit visitations where the spirits would leak information to him in his early 80's. This by far was the most interesting claim he made. His teachings also work the reverse way, in Outwitting The Devil he talks about poverty and what people do to not be successful. That book also was so controversial that it had to wait almost 100 years to be published. It was published in 2011 I think. Once again love you bro, but I am a huge Napolean fan lol
@@arnoldb4526 I agree with this, it's almost like he doesn't see the beauty of capitalism. There are several people who make bad products, scheme the market, and disingenuously promote product. But unfortunately, that is capitalism. Eventually the market naturally wipes those people out there is almost no need for Coffee, the market will do it all. There is a responsibility from the seller to try to offer the best product in which I agree with Coffee, but this and even his Tai Lopez video was just wrong.
I think Napoleon's claim of spirits visiting him are true. But those lie a lot. A lot of those who promote the secret say they are being told info by spirits but that info is 99 percent of it is just pure lies in order to sell more rehashed info in the form of books, seminars and courses.
@@RuanMMarinho "Eventually the market naturally wipes those people out there is almost no need for Coffee." Consider that Coffeezilla's existence is the natural process of the market wiping stuff out. The scammers and liars prey on natural human desires, so they will ALWAYS have a market. The only thing that can protect us is skepticism, and where that fails, education. Coffeezilla is education. Before the market wipes out the scammers and liars, those scammers and liars could still make a LOT of money. Just not your money! (especially if you had the education, provided by Coffeezilla himself.).
The book has been recommended to car salesmen, networkers, and real estate agents. Most of them don't have enough money to start with but succeeded and made a lot of commissions for a living. Just remember that it won't work overnight.
Consider devoting an entire video to the following two self-help books and their authors: "I Dare You" by William H. Danforth, and "The Power Of Positive Thinking" by Dr. Norman Vincent Peale. They were contemporaries of Hill, and were basically of the same mindset
To those of you who enjoyed Think and Grow Rich, and this is unwelcome news... Understand that you can enjoy the book and get something out of it the bits about “positive thinking and goal setting”, without following in Hill’s footsteps.
Being aware of the limitations of the book is important. The man was a documented con-man during his life. This is a fact. He was also broke most of his life and plagued by his actions. This is also a fact. But you still can know all of those things and take something away from his book positively. 🤔 Thanks for watching!
Sounds reasonable 🤷🏾♂️
@@josephbecker8174 I think coffee isn't qualified enough to make such content, it's much more complex issue than making "he's bad/good" judgment.
Have checked his previous book well after called Outwitting The Devil?
Second have you looked into James Allen book called As Man Thinketh?
@@josephbecker8174 Still doesn't justify him being a certified con-artist during his lifetime. Many got something from the book, sure no argument there but his book and his life is a 2 separate subject. Learn from his book but don't learn from his action and lies elsewhere, if you will.
Well put.
You forgot to mention the part where Napoleon Hill reincarnated later on in life as Tai Lopez
Lol 😂 Ahlie, the OG of Charlatans 🤧🤦🏾♂️
That's ironically true
You're dumb for even saying that cmon man lol
😅😅😅😅😅😅
😂
If he was alive today, Napoleon Hill will be showing off his garage full of books
😂😂
Tai lopez might be his great grandson
With a Lambo or Ferrari
Oh, no.
This comment 🔥
Knowledge!
The best summary I ever heard of Napoleon Hills teaching is this: _"A dream written down becomes a goal. A goal broken down into steps becomes a plan. A plan backed by actions becomes reality."_
I believe that quote was made by Greg Reid
be sure that he stole it from someone else, like all other con-men they are only capable of stealing from others and scamming the gullible ones! So in terms of wise thoughts and overall wisdom they don't have any! A fake cannot be genuine no matter what!
Hell yeah man. I love it.
And I think that’s still true regardless of the video, but still favor a more literal approach as opposed to Napoleon. But you can perceive what you said as literal too
Everyone here hating. Smh. Even if he stole it, it's still true.
The book as people read it today, isn't to praise Hill. I never actually met anyone that spoke about him personally.
Only the lessons taught in the book.
And thats the legacy, the lessons, not the person.
"Were you mentored by Steve Jobs?"
"I would like to say yes."
Yeah, I'd like to yes to that too
The level of self-delusional thinking in American Society is through the ceiling, the roof and into the upper atmosphere.
Do not judge what I say based on the words I use 🤣
Someone said I showed up in a coffeezilla video, and I started sweating 😅
Looking back -
"We've Been Tricked, We've Been Backstabbed and We've Been Quite Possibly, Bamboozled”
You're not trying to sell anything so you good.Keep doing what you do.
@@muptezeladam9605 selling something makes you bad? What do you mean?
Damn man, you really read all the comments 😂
@@danishhameed8799 I meant selling an overpriced course.
@@muptezeladam9605 got it 👍
As a gullible person, I’m so grateful to have found this channel
Same
Yeah I have three of this guys books around. . .
Same.
Ironic
That's the right thing.
Bro is like Forrest Gump inserting himself into historical events 😂😂
How is Forrest Gumping not a thing?
@@SmallSpoonBrigade 😂😂😂
Didn't Forrest have recipes tho . .
After watching this video all the way this is the most accurate comment
Everything in FG the film was also in the book....
So many youtube creators ignore his past so they can teach his content. Personally, i've tried to share this knowledge but never got a reply. Thank you! Finally someone acknowledged this.
You're a good guy.
Man that's crazy
Man your content is good. Got there a year ago!!
I read Think and Grow Rich. Now I feel really stupid for not cross referencing Andrew Carnegie's own autobiography.
Don't be a prey stupid
This actually makes me want to read Andrew Carnegie’s writings.
Imagine reading a con man but never reading the person the con man claims to have met when his books are all out there 🙄 sums up all the people in this comment section defending the huckster
Just ordered it
Just read the contents page. The meat is as good as soy.
Same here
Same! And FDR’s!
The whole of Think and Grow Rich can be summarised in one sentence: "To become rich you have to really really want to be rich"
Or you just have to sell your soul.
Putted correctly 👍🏼👍🏼
Want it so much at a point you're ready to enslave,rob and mislead other people to get more money
While he himself obviously did not want to get rich enough.
If you want to know the true secrets you need to read "the law of success" by napoleon hill.
Think and Grow Rich is a watered down version in which lots of the secrets have been taken out.
Excellent video! I read (part of) "Think and Grow Rich" when I was 21 years old and I would say it left a positive impact. However, after getting about 20% into the book I found it to be unbearably repetitive.
In the years since then I've found that nearly every 'self help' book that people recommend is simply a rehash or modern adaptation of T&GR. I've long since stopped read self-help books, preferring academic books on history and economics, finding them to be far more helpful.
Not everyone can be a millionaire, and if we all were, that would be massively inflationary.
I don't think every self help Book is bad. There are some good ones available in the market like the dip by Seth Godin or the classic how to win friends and influence people or atomic habits and few more
@@x2cistaken the art of learning is also very good
@@craigpegasus true, the fact is there are so many good self-help books that can literally change people's lives. Just because two or three mainstream self help books are bad doesn't mean the entire genre is bad. People are just reactionary.
The only good one I've ever read was How to Win Friends and Influence People, and that's because it's less "self-help" and more "here are the cheat codes to conversations."
What's funny is that Napoleon made his wealth from selling this book while he was broke
"Fake it until you make it."
Just like many modern "success gurus."
Irony
Robert Kiyosaki Left the chat
his company just bankrupt and now he's targeting youtube :D
yep, just like most gurus
As a marketer, one of the most annoying things is getting arrested by the SEC when my writing gets too forceful.
Napoleon Hill mentored me.
I am Napolean Hill and all I wrote is true!
@@seafoam6119 yea I was there
@@manuel5570 I recognize you
I'm Andrew Carnegie and I was there when Napoleon mentored you.
Evan Luthra wants royalties paid each time someone uses that line.
What really irks me is how self-help gurus promote courses/programs then urge their followers to "do whatever it takes" to sign up, even if it means maxing out all their credit. Absolutely irresponsible!
Conmen don't care
It gets worse. There are now predatory high ticket coaching financing companies
Duh, think of all the money they will make from the course. It just makes sense
The idea isnt to help others to help themselves, its to simply help themselves.
They are Chinese agents
Do Robert Kiyosaki and his imaginary Rich Dad next! :)
Lmaooo
I bought and read his book and it waz so good i bought the next one. Then found out hes full of shit.
So i did more digging and basically...all these books r written by con men.
Buttt...if u read with the right mindset its veryy helpful.
Like rich dad poor dad. Might be bs story but it motivatez me to do shit. Not slack. Not give up. Find purpose, goals, aim for success in small (reasonable) increments.
Im too "safe " to bet my house, car, savings or whatever away...so i use it in diff ways.
Like..finding a job that doesnt make me wanna put a bullet in my head lmao.
Or learning best ways of saving and investing and all that.
Andrew Carnegie was basically Napoleon Hill's Rich Dad.
🤣🤣🤣
I actually feel sorry for Kiyosaki's "poor Dad" (who is his real father). Imagen, having a son who publicly admires his best friend's father instead of honoring his own.
@@arturovillaluz2053 I've often thought much the same thing.
Tony Robbins disliked the video.
Bob Proctor as well!!!
Tony Robbins is a national treasure, you monster. 😜
@dia Dia If Serial Killers are national treasures then obviously Fake Gurus gonna be as well.
How can u see who disliked it?
Radio host: "You trained with Bruce Lee, right?"
S.Seagal (a kid at the time B.Lee died): "Oh, yes, I've met Bruce several times..."
Funny,how many people met Bruce Lee,,he died 20 July 1973.. jeeze like to find out how old Segal was in 1973..? and many other liars ..
@@mangoMango-ck3et Chuck Norris being one of the few exceptions who legit met the legend. And he starred in one of Bruce Lee's best films.
@@destroyerinazuma96 Yep. Good friends. True legends, both of them... But that was after Bruce taught Norris how to be a legend though, of course.
*writes a book called think and grow rich
*proceeds to die broke
Idk all them books sold seems like a good amount of money
@@yosoymejor6388 maybe he didn't know how to deal with money like rich boxers and sport personalities going broke after few years of their retirement.
Have you ever heard the saying....
"Do as I say not as I do"
????
Picasso also died broke, doesn't mean they had no impact, does it?
@@roblianoofficial I wouldn't take advice about how to be rich from Picasso either.
I only started finding happiness when I changed my guru from Napoleon Hill to Napoleon Dynamite.
Napoleon Hill wrote a series of booklets called "Mental Dynamite."
thats a good one dude. Lmao
Vote for Pedro. 😁
based comment
I Only starter finding happiness when i changed my guru from Napoleon Hill ti Napoleon Bonaparte😉
This is exactly true for Rich Dad Poor Dad as well. Robert Kiyosaki has indirectly admitted that his rich dad and his poor dad were hypothetical characters when people found no evidence of his Rich dad being real. Kiyosaki also declared bankruptcy multiple times in his life . He has also sold a lot of "fake guru" - type real estate courses. That being said, a lot of things in his book are absolute gold. Especially about cashflows, assets, leverage and so on
Lol me as a teenager, I was motivated to buy d book, ya I read it...
U think it's bad?? I'm new to these things..
This is false. His rich dad and poor dad are not hypothetical characters. He had his childhood best friend, son of rich dad on one of his podcasts. You can find it online.
@@niallmurphy7360 No he isn't. He's just another fake so-called "guru". It has been said that; "In the kingdom of the blind, the one eyed man is king." He has simply been able to con alot of financially illiterate people. If you can't see that, you must be affiliated with his Rich Dad, Poor Dad enterprise in some manner.
@@niallmurphy7360 Just as I suspected. Your link sent me to a video that was preceded by one of Robert's sales pitches. Again, you must be affiliated with his scamming predatory cartel. I can guarantee you that you will never become rich using his financial ideologies.
What's so invaluable about his opinions on leverage and cash flows? You basically said he has no grounds and is not in any position of authority on investing by being bankrupt and an untrustworthy liar, yet his advice is worthwhile lol
A dead give-away that Hill *NEVER* met Andrew Carnegie is by reading his book "How to Raise Your Own Salary" where Hill records the detailed dialog that supposedly took place between him and Andrew Carnegie. Once you read through these, you quickly realise that Carnegie would never had spoken to Hill like that and that it was all fictitious and came out our of Hill's imagination
Just like his interview with the devil, He had an overactive imagination lol
Like Carlos Casteneda's "Shaman" Don Juan
I mean he wrote interview with the devil soo...😳😅🤪
there's a picture of Hill's next to Carnegie, google it
@@MarFutbolero No, there isn't. That picture is of him next to Edison and even that picture wasn't for the purpose that you'd believe.
Robert Kiyosaki must have modeled his career on Napoleon Hill except managing his own money better.
rober told everyone about 2008 before it happened, he knows what is going on.
@@visarkojeli
You are correct.
Check out Ray Dalio Economics
@@visarkojeli : Robert K has predicted all kinds of things that didn't happen, as well. If you make enough predictions, you're likely to get one right. There's a big difference between making predictions and committing a big pile of chips on the outcome. Of those who actually made big bets that paid off on the '08 credit crisis, I haven't seen them repeat that performance since in a way that anyone can do what they did as a repeatable methodology expecting a positive outcome with a degree of certainty exceeding random chance.
@@ricfax how deep the rabbit hole goes..
Too much imagination can lead you to Inaction, bc you will be always daydreaming... Too much Realism can also lead you to Inaction, BC now you believe all is no possible... Balance is the key.
Wise words.
Absolutely 🙏🏼
Underrated comment.
Cool and all. What does it has to do with Napoleon Hill?
Interesting
Unfortunately the world seems to not understand that positive thinking and day dreaming is just the small part compared to the luck, hard work, talent and knowing the right people part.
If you have goods ,what you must do is SELL them to millions of people = get money and retire
in napoleon hills defense though, working your ass off is infact part of the equation. you are absolutely right that this "dream" shit is doing nothing. but on the other alot of people do always include work your ass off as one important asset. only they ALSO include the mindset and believe parts. only people than disregard the work your ass off thing and claim its all bs.
but yeah the book IS odd and claims stories that are never anywhere else like its all made up especially the last chapters were like .. dude wtf
@@skaterfugater what do you mean? The book gets lot of negative reviews
I read Think and Grow Rich. Now I feel really stupid for not cross referencing Andrew Carnegie's own autobiography.
Luck comes from presistence. Some people say that guys with big muscles for example are Lucky. I would say no, That is only presistence. Grinding on the same thing along time, Not Luck. Its the same to find the right people.
Look at coffezilla. He is not Lucky that he is a success on TH-cam. Its presistence, he is grinding and doing the work, editing videos ALOT and keep on making new videos. Thats not Luck!
As a small business owner, I was highly encouraged to read it. I did. It's meh. I got more from reading "The Millionaire Nextdoor".
Agreed, currently reading “The Millionaire Nextdoor”
Does Millionaire Next Door have practical advise? If so I'll read it. Thanks!
@@TankEsq I felt so. Has stats in it. But what has stuck with me was knowing most millionaires are small business owners. They buy used cars, cut coupons, don't give their kids inheritances, but encourage them to get jobs. They aren't these flashy people. They are average joes getting by. They invest wisely. Its not all about law of attraction bullshit, or change your mindset. It felt practical, logical, when I read it as a 15 yr old.
Thanks so much i heard excerpts from Hill on youtube and always found they sounded super corny never bought his books bcuz internet has free stuff haha
@@kimberlyaustin7030 True. There's a number of Chinese small business owners I know who run on this model. Not flashy. Salt of the earth hardworking types.
Im devastated. I came to know about Napoleon by his book, Outwitting the Devil. That book made a huge impact on me. This is like finding out that Santa never left you any gifts.
Damn that's why he said you'll find out the point yourself in his "Think and Grow Rich" book because he didn't know the point either lol
Scouting for hrs I used too lol
This should be so popular that, this should be on the cover of every "think and grow rich" book
Surprisingly I started reading the book yesterday, thanks for saving my time ❤️❤️
@@abhishektripathi3313 Carry on reading it. It works if you believe in it.
@@carlranger8060 The book is a con. He just leads you on and never shares the "secret" because there is none. After much waffling, the book covered some very general and common success principles/tips that you'll see in many other (shorter) books.
I'm going to give coffee 1 month till he goes bald. Because this is a lot of work
Agreed, impressive stuff.
Ayeee pickup guy
I feel like his youthful comedy will help him keep his hair 😂
aye
Either that, or he planned out the whole "bet period" beforehand. Oerhaps even a few pre-recorded episodes in case of emergency
"Fraud Fridays" is the next Tag-line to start an episode ;)
[ "Lost in a fire" is the scammer's version of "The dog ate my homework" ]
I think it's still Thursday in the US.
@@gerjaison Yep, I was just giving a possible idea for tomorrow. :)
@@ChengTeoh Fair enough, good idea for a tagline! :)
In my former days as a financial investigator, you'd be amazed how many bankrupts and shonky businessmen I met who had fires which only seemed to affect their paper records.
I’m soooo in support of this!
I’ve seen this book being promoted so many times. I even listened to an audio version of one chapter. I had no clue how ridiculous it is!
Thank you Coffeezilla! Keep exposing scammers
The biggest lesson I took from that book was “what you focus on you improve”. So if you’re focusing on how to create a business or get more customers you’re infinitely more likely to accomplish that task than if you don’t focus on it. Which may sound obvious but a lot of people have an “if you build it they will come” mentality.
One word. Self-efficacy.
@@johnc8666 wow looks like you totally missed the point there.. like I said a lot of people have an "if you build it they will come" mentality ie the result happens without continual effort. and this book speaks to that mentality. Also... This book didn't TEACH me that focus will improve the results, rather, i was relaying the biggest lesson this specific book had to offer is illustrating that principle. Cheers
@@mikelasswell3640 this book means nothing 🤷🏽♂️
@@johnc8666 😂
lmfao stop it
The OG Charlatan of gurus. Friendly reminder for y’all to check your bank account on a daily basis. The more often you check the less likely you are to overspend. Did y’all know it’s impossible to breathe while smiling?
Kidding just wanted y’all to smile. Hope you have a phenomenal week. Get ya bread and all the crumbs too 🤧💯🙏🏾
I’m too experienced to fall for that now 😂
Touché
That's excellent advice
Everyday of 2021 I will check my balance
You tricked me lol.
But I like smiling, so it was a good trick 🙂
Good one
About fkn time! someone that has finally put the truth out there about Napoleon Hill!
Hearing all these business experts recite quotes from Think and Grow Rich is becoming cringeworthy!
Nice work Coffee!
Now i have a video to show when someone comes up with N. Hill again
My life has been a lie... I too have been brainwashed with that "Fake it until you make it" stuff and believed in it. It seems all of fake gurus followed it to become what they are - fake gurus.
This stuff keeps spreading throughout decades like gospel. People create that illusive world where everyone inflates their ego and self-worth thinking they will be successful. How many succeeded but how many have fallen and blame themselves? It must be stopped.
@@_thechosen Good point!
Thanks coffeezilla. This is 1 of the most important videos you've ever done. This is a quality channel and u should be proud of what you've built here.
Napoleon Hill even shares in one of the final chapters that he imagines before falling asleep that he has chats with great minds such as Lincoln, Washington, Carnegie, etc... So in fact, he was imagining this whole project directed by Carnegie haha. That's a great piece of work Coffeezilla.
So he didn’t lie 😭😭😭
@Okeythegoat 23 I mean he never disclosed the entire book was a fairy tale though 😂
It was true in his mind.
So it's about as true as Dante's Inferno
"Buy bitcoin and hold it till you FKN DIE" - Napoleon Hill
I hate when people quote incorrectly. Please do more research. He actually said 'hodl'...Do better
@@lionfelidae7698 you got me in the first half
@@lionfelidae7698 You're hilarious -_-
@@ledomc2007 I get told that a lot
Well Hill did die sooooo?
Bought and read "Think & Grow Rich" when I was 19 years old (now a decade ago). Read it once in one sitting. Never touched it again. Even as a youth, the advice seemed pretty damned fantastical to me. Another great piece, 'Zilla.
As a 19-year-old who's thinking about reading this book, what was your main takeaway from it
@@aptly6 I hate to provide little feedback, but it's essentially just what Fans of Matt Cutts said. Not a waste of time to read, but, you're not likely to blossom due to this book.
@@aptly6 it’s a philosophy on success. A string of beliefs that “all” according to him/ successful people believe. Which I do enjoy. The book started me on a wonderful path.
Things like “persist” “begin with desire” “speak greatly to yourself” “use your imagination” and other things like this. Everyone’s crying about something but I honestly think it’s a great book. You don’t need to take everything as 100% fact but I’d recommend it…
He is the model they all mould themselves after. Not his words but his actions.
Napoleon literally reminds me of Forrest gump or the skyrim main character because he just "ends" up in some of the most important events in history or has a relationship with the most important people in history
A lot of these encounters with people or events may have been made I read.
@@davidwirth2716 yeah hill probably just massively over exaggerated them
Shazam nice way of putting it lol. Hill was broke before he got his work out, he says this himself. He doesn’t take his own advice. But then I ain’t sure about him never meeting Carnegie. He wrote a book with a real life businessman W Clement Stone. Why would someone like Mr Stone who ran a great insurance organisation that probably is still around today want to associate with Hill?
Ahahaha never thought of the dragonborn as Forrest gump but yeh, kinda
I believe Hill plagarized his book from "As A Man Thinketh". Also, read the article by paleofuture gizmodo about Hill. He hurt a lot of people.
Wow.. You're right.. I read that book when i was young.. Had a super old mini copy.. It was very similar to think and grow rich. Didn't know it came first. Just watched your video about hill too
You’re weird man
The fact that Napoleon Hill, a morally bankrupt con-man, is an Idol in our society is not surprising at all.
Lmao he’s nobody’s idol what are u talkin about
Rob this country is such a sick and demented joke. The final act was electing con man trump as the POTUS.
@@ip0024 His book sales say otherwise
True I'm from South Africa and a lot of people's ideologies are based on this.
I just think nobody took time to fact check him.
Now that you mention is there’s so much gurus who promote that book as a must read now I realize why it’s their literal playbook
He actually stole though whole story from a guy named Kieth Cunningham he’s the real rich dad.
I LOVE the work that you're doing, it's SO necessary!!! It's about time people stop blindly trusting and respecting someone as authority just because they've gained a lot of notoriety!
Linda, time to stop trusting the government too. That was not a weather balloon in Roswell New Mexico. They are lying about so much and keeping the truths hidden away as Top Secret due to "National Security ". National Security my ass... they lying about everything, even showing us fake NASA pictures from space of the earth. They finally admitted the pictures are fake,but still refuse to show the real pictures. The US government is the greatest lair of all time.
Dude, I always felt there was something off about Think and Grow Rich. Every time someone says how great it is, I go start listening to the audiobook again, and it all mostly sounds like a bunch of fluff to me.
More like complete bullshit.
Same here
I bought it a few days ago after listening to Rich Dad, Poor Dad. What a crock of nonsense. I returned it and got Profit First instead
I'm so happy that I stumbled across this video, because I also tried listening to the book and couldn't make it through the book, wondering what I was missing that everyone else seems to have recognized.
Yeah, I began reading the book, and the guy didn't stop telling how great his findings are, how he studied the most successful people and how people following his findings became successful. But he never went into explaining what's so great about these people. After tens of pages, there was still no content and I dropped it. Now that I know he's a conman, no way in hell I try again to read this book.
The fact that Napoleon Hill has kept this Con going, long after his death, proves the Law of Attraction does work. He thought about meeting great people, so he wrote down what he thought they would say. The world still believes he’s great 🤣
It proves that it works!
@@TheInsuranceAndTaxGuy “Its like a finger pointing away to the moon. Don’t concentrate on the finger or you will miss all that heavenly glory.”
@@ihavetubes Bruce Lee
If his readers got fair value, in their estimation for the money spent, the book was no con.
@@cedricbillingsley3960 obviously you must not have watched the video 🙄...the dude who wrote it was a con 🤦🤦🤦people's lack of intelligence scare me, because there are many
I bought the book when I was 18 and can actually say it did a lot of good.
A balloon tied to a chair can change your life when you're 18. your brain isn't done cooking then
Better than rap songs that teaches you legit success is acting white!
Exactly my point comment don't do a lot of great work they don't improve anyone's life in fact all they do is leave victims more broke and more crushed than they were before they started something Napoleon Hill help with hope and he had a great idea and idea that he took from Carnegie and Carnegie let him share it I see no issue with the book or the philosophy it cost me nothing to listen to his audiobooks these days so how exactly did he Connor scam me it cost me nothing to listen to the power of manifestation it cost me nothing to listen to broad proctor it cost me nothing to watch the secret I haven't paid a dime personally to any of these men to learn their ideas about manifestation positive mental attitude enthusiasm goals writing things down imagination attaching emotion with pictures of in your mind none of it and just using some of what he talks about without ever reading his book beforehand but having an inert belief that a lot of these principles made sense and were true I did not even have a higher education degree and I ended up it will not only to get jobs but I paid off my house within 11 years and I don't make much money I'm not wealthy but I'm wealthy of the mind and the fact that I always see and I'm always looking forward to what can I do next what can I improve next what can I work on what can I lower in terms of debt what can I do and I have a plan there and it's a belief and when you put out enthusiasm and positivity towards others you get that back when you believe in yourself and you support others in a positive way you get that back what you give you get so if you want to give out cynicism you're going to get that you want to give out critics you're going to give that you're going to give out how all all these people are labeled as con man I'm sorry Napoleon Hill was not a conman Andrew Carnegie was not a con man the men that feels America we're not conman there were ones that were ruthless there are ones that were mean they weren't common and without them this nation would not have some of the greatest innovations industries and opportunities without them our America ain't much were they perfect no but where the founding father's perfect no but they created an amazing document didn't they they created an amazing amount of freedom and expression and opportunity which you don't get anywhere else on the planet
@@detectivewiggles Fair but all my friends are still sitting in the same place doing the same things, maybe I got lucky. But there's a section in the book about the fear of criticism and how it prevents you from doing a lot of things you really want to do, and I used that as my compass and boy have I had an epic life. I'm not even half way through.
@@Lisi_Mxo how did it change your life . explain
I'm sorry Outwitting the Devil is one of the best books ever my g..
Yes! It changed my life!😊
FACTS! It’s basically what the Bible tells you
Yep it is, you can find here the people who mentioned in the book!
By far. It wakes you up.
Man, coffeezilla is a piece of s**t with lot of frustrations of poverty, brainwashed and ignorant.
Whatever says in the interview, history is the only FACT:
Napoleon Hill: a legend!
A.K.A. Godzilla coffee: a nobody!
Always the losers will critique the greatest men.
Napoleon Hill strangely resembles Brian Rose
They both have this look in there eyes.
Napoleon Hill breakdancer confirmed?
His real name was actually Napoleon SugarHill
Yes because careers of both of them are destroyed at this point 😂
More on Dan Peña.
He too, claimed to be mentored by the dead businessman just like Hill.
Thinking positively or negatively literally can affect your life. How do people not know this lol.
They are too busy chasing stuff that gives them instant gratification.
Because it's not taught
So true
@@iammunhu Exactly
More like people have different philosophical standpoint.
Just because your philosophical view doesn't align with someone doesn't mean they are wrong.
I really cannot articulate how appreciative I am of your work on this.
Thank you 🙏 Thank you.
Please do Investigate "Robert Kiyosaki", I've been following him and buying his stuff for years now, and I feel like I've been consuming his products rather than making progress
Their concepts are true, about money, beliefs, how the rich think and so on, just stay away from buying too much "get rich stuff" and focus on your own projects...
@@ichbinhier355 How Can I trust you?
@@CursedKing505 you don't have to, just follow your inner voice, that's the only one that knows what's good for you.
read Kiyosaki's wikipedia page, the man's a huge fraud. I agree zilla should cover him more.
@@CursedKing505 How about you educate yourself instead of relying solely on one external source. Everything is transactional. Ask yourself What problem needs to be solved. Solve that problem. Get paid.
This book has been and will continue to be influential in my life. I appreciate your critisism of the work
Same here
Facts
Believing in false narratives can be quite rewarding. Ignorance is bliss. Case in point: all religions
It has changed my life and still reading it.
@@tkam54 yeah your ignorance is bliss
graham stephan cites this book as one of reasons why he's financially successful today, I wonder what he'll think of this video
But people are really becoming financially successful, becouse they changed their mindset. What's wrong with Graham Stephan's claim.
Same thing of people who believe that their dog helped them become financially successful
@@jbart4183 you don't know what I'm talking about
The big question is how they became successful.
@@Ironclad-FTW Adrian Gee I suppose?
Expat American here living in Vietnam. Saw Hill’s book translated into Vietnamese in a local bookstore. Cringed when I saw it!!! Read it years ago and didn’t think much of it then. Many Vietnamese folks are obsessed with “getting rich” and are prey to MLM’s and get rich schemes. What is especially heinous is many purported “Christian based” MLMs have surfaced here. I make it a point to warn my Vietnamese friends to avoid any MLMs from America and especially those alleged to be “christjun”!!! Always glad to help…..
I read a lot of books, and this book by Napoleon hill is not a good one at all, i didn't read, but this video saved me money
Seems like coffeezilla just shit in alot of people's cereal
he focus one tje negative of everything, like as he hates his life..
@@Ironclad-FTW oh yes. i learned in college how to distinguish facts from opinions, so i dont get easily influence.. am open minded, n dont judge people, becuz people do things for a reason. noone is perfect..
Or did he shit.... In their coffee!
As someone who gave Think and Grow Rich a shot and felt 'obligated' to finish reading it even though I've been only reading a couple pages a week, I'm glad he did. I'm guilty of assuming because something's popular it's gotta be good, so it's a welcome change to hear criticism of this
Not so much.... I find it so obvious that all u negative shills would only look for the bad and negativity in everything. And u wonder why ur skeptical of everything and full of hatred. What a horrible way to live.
I read these books like this and I take from it what I find useful, even if it is only 10%. I believe that is the way you should approach any book like this... it’s not the gospel, just take from it what you can use, period.
Like these videos....
stick to the gospel,thats infinite wisdom,and transformative,without doubt,just find the way to interpret it correctly,then you hold the secrets the ultimate success.
Rebecca. Hill was a nobody, but turned himself into a master philosopher.
I have the same view, if reading this book made you make a decision you normally wouldn’t and it works out in your favor then it was worth it.
exactly
From when I started watching you until now you have really stepped it up in terms of content. Keep it up man, loving all of it.
Great example of how "one false" information, on the internet is blindly taken by other internet users as "true", and then they spread it and create other contents using that false information. valla! down the line people will believe it is true. kinda like this quote: Jesus said: "love one another as you love yourself; even your online neighbor deserves a 'like.'"
All I'm saying is from personal experience this book helped me.
@Fans of Matt Cutts LOA totally makes sense if you have the perspective of everything being energy a nd physical reality is just the perception of our brain. I mean it's a proven fact that thoughts are electromagnetic.
@@valdasdr8432 That doesn't mean the operate on an invisible vibrational frequency as your dreams. Just stop
@@xtooog954 well if you agree with the fact that thoughts are electromagnetic then indeed they do operate on invisible vibrational frequency.
@Fans of Matt Cutts the law of vibration is the foundation of law of attraction. Which indeed is real.
What you believe, you achieve , what you dream , your create
If you walk into a room with the mindset that everyone is staring at you 9/10 within minutes everyone will staring at you due to your outward projection.
@@valdasdr8432 you obviously have no scientific background. Please amuse everyone and define both electromagnetic and invisible vibrational frequency LOL
When getting a degree in actual science is too hard, you begin to believe made up things because it's easier
Every group has their own“Bible”.
You have to admit these con artists really put more work into their scams than actual honest working people would be willing to commit.
Facts
No
"I totally met this super famous person but all proof just poofed away in a fire" kinda sounds like "the dog ate my homework" to me.
I think whether or not Mr.Hill actually met Andrew Carnegie, means nothing. The lessons in the book are absolutely incredible. And yes, most people can be rich. (Over time) The majority of it IS mindset. Because mindset dictates action. 80-90% of millionaires are self made. Sooooo - stop being so negative and take some good lessons from something once in awhile. I know you focus on a lot of the negative as it’s how you discover fake guru’s and bad business practices. It would just be nice to have a change for what’s good about the industry.
I disagree . And I might be wrong. The mindset types build companies like WeWork. The true builders are always specific and have extraordinarily detailed views. A lot of many people are selling a lot many stuff now. It's time to filter .
LOL 99.99999999999 percent of the rich(super rich ) inherit the wealth.
One of the best bits self help advice is... "You get the job you are doing already". Meaning apply yourself as much as you can now to what you really want to be doing.
Example: straight out of school at 16 I got a job in electronics, with no qualifications, because I had already built my own amplifier. They were very impressed with that at the interview. I didnt bother to tell them the amplifier didn't actually work.... But I was keen so I got really good at the job...
Eventually I got into computing using the same principle...
Yeah that's actually quite true. It's very hard to switch industries. You get the job you are doing already
But thats still the same "fake it until you make it",and i dont agree with it
@@randomness4989 there's some similarities and a very subtle difference here'. People want to see that you're willing to learn and apply what you have learnt - that mindset of learning helps people get ahead in lives. The original commenter made an effort to build something which showed their interest in the field. Now faking it would be more on the lines of - "I do not know how to build an amplifier, but I show enough confidence about building it that not only do people believe me, but I believe my own self"
no, that's the fake it till you make it law.
I remember inventing the wheel and people throwing job offers at me and i was only 9 years old. People making excuses these days talking about ‘ experience and degrees’
Think and grow rich influenced me to be self employed 10 years ago,
It was a best thing for me, the book simply got me thinking,
I recently read outwitting the devil, i would recommend even reading as a fiction.
He mystified ‘getting rich’ by attributing esoteric wisdom onto successful businessmen..
I actually read "Think and Grow Rich" newer actually thought that this was also a Guru scam. Damn this is ridiculous nothing in the guru world is real.
Big facts
Nah the info is 100% real. I’m not a guru, I’m not selling anything, I’m not trying to my convince myself that it’s real by convincing you just to make myself feel better lol it’s legit as real as it gets. Fuck all the gurus... just show yourself it’s real by simply noticing in every moment this..
What you think, and how you feel, and what manifest in this now moment, are always a match. 💯 % of the time. No exception.
Words don’t teach, life experience does.
@@nicholassergiacomi4823 you should write a book. Based on your comment you would be successful as napolean hill at scamming people with word fluff xD
@@IWantToStayAtYourHouse I’ll send you a copy at twice the price lol
@@nicholassergiacomi4823 o
Man Coffee really got close to that haircut, it was almost 24 hours exactly since his last upload.. Nice save my man
A close shave, I mean save
This book helped me get rich. It’s literally the number one book I recommend to others who want to get rich too. Whether or not it works is completely independent of whether or not you think the writer was a good person. That seems pretty obvious to me.
You could have success but definitely not because of this book
@@HyperDangerousThing I did what the book said, and now I’m successful. What are you talking about? Haha. I think people try to use everything they can find as an excuse not to do things. There’s a book sitting there you can buy for a few dollars or listen to for free on TH-cam that rich people all over the world are saying helped them become rich, and people are so dumb they’d rather just find every reason to assume it doesn’t work to make themselves feel better about the fact that they’re just too afraid of failing to even try.
@@LionElAton Is the comment above yours accurate?
"The best summary I ever heard of Napoleon Hills teaching is this: "A dream written down becomes a goal. A goal broken down into steps becomes a plan. A plan backed by actions becomes reality.""
@@bornkinggamer3347 Yes and no. That explains the concept, but it doesn’t explain how to do it, which is the entire point. The method. Just listen to Think and Grow Rich on TH-cam. The recorded version is less than an hour. I’ve never met someone who’s done what it says and failed, I’ll just say that. I have met plenty of people who just didn’t do it though, which I don’t understand. All of the poor people in these comments have the exact same problem. It’s like Tim Ferriss says, “Be proactively skeptical, not defensively skeptical.”
@@miroslavzember6761 I made a company called FILM CRUX which sells sound libraries.
The irony that Amazon list "Think and Grow Rich" under Andrew Carnegie's books
I notice that Coffeezilla has a particular skill to take information in, break it down and analyze it. At the same time, he does this by making sure that his sources make sense and are credible to a certain level. I am glad that he is using that skill to expose scammers who try to take advantage of people’s last money.
its called critical thinking
But the fallacies he deploys are glaring aren't they?
Critical thinking and due diligence are all skills that can be obtained and improved by practice
I’d love to see him dissect Yeonmi Park. She’s running the world rn off of half truths 😂 nd she was on all these prestigious podcasts
😂
I read T&GR for the first time about 25 years ago. I don’t regret reading it because it changed my attitude for the better. I went from having a negative attitude to a PMA.
While I’m not wealthy, I’ve achieved some success.
I think that I’ll read T&GR again for old time sake.
R ES, what success did you achieve? I read Hill's stuff. He is only one of many people I learn from. It is not realistic at all, to think that learning from one person is all is needed to know. Unfortunately, mentors seem to get people to believe that you only need to read their stuff. I have found it is much better to learn from many people. I am a reader of Napoleon Hill. As you can see from this video, some people do not like him. I was also irritated with him. But then, we can all agree, that Hill, was a successful writer and motivational speaker. There is a speech on here that Hill does, have a look. If he is what this video says he is, I do not know how he was able to make people at the time to believe he advised presidents, met Carnegie. He even received an honorary doctorate degree. How was it able to pull all that off?? After watching more of this video, I think it tells me more that you can't just listen or learn from one mentor. lol. But again, Hill was a successful writer. He was still bringing books out in his eighties.
I always thought Think & Grow Rich was an OK book, and definitely overhyped, but I remember being confused for as to why I had never heard of this guy before given that he was apparently in so many top leaders' inner circles. Now I know lol
Kinda felt the same
He wasn't best friends with them; He simply interviewed them.
He wrote down what he found and compiled it into a book.
Doesn't mean he was eating breakfast every day with these people.
It is not overhyped and Hill wrote books to help people become successful.
@@stanknight9159he neva interviewed them that is the whole point of this vid he a fraud with good concept that’s it
My overall take from books from N. Hill, Earl Nightingale, Dale Carnagie etc. is adjust your attitude. When you improve your attitude life becomes easier and good things will naturally come with your attitude adjustment. Don't take a lot of the advice literally: just think and things change. Earl Nightingale once said "one's reality is the mirror of one's mental attitude". Many good things have come from books like this, despite the less than perfect characters of the authors. Books like this have immensely improved my life, and no, I don't define success as being "rich", but in terms of significantly reducing stress in my life, getting along with my spouse, taking pride in my work etc. ALL from an attitude adjustment, which books like this encourage.
yes most reading can help you grow and learn. just dont take anything as devine word of truth from some god like most do be it religious lunatics or those wanting to be another tycoon who read napoleon hill🤣
I don't think it's all about attitude adjustment. Many successful people acknowledge luck as a factor. You can have the right attitude and still underperform. Attitude adjustment only changes you, not the reality around you
the 'Think and Grow Rich' book was recommended to me by many people but reading it halfway when it said "say I will make X amount in Y years" every morning and night, I realized it was bullshit. I still wondered why everyone likes it so much. Makes sense now.
My 17 year old brain has trust issues now...
@Neil Azac When power, politics or money is involved I suppose?
@Neil Azac usually, use your head. If it feels wrong in your gut, investigate further. Your intuition will guide you through all kinds of shit, just gotta learn to listen.
Everything is too good to be true until it is true. If you learn anything in life, question it and challenge the shit out of it. Don't let other people take over your inner monologue.
@Neil Azac skeptical good, cynical bad
I'm impressed. You do question everything. This is an amazing investigation. Good job, keep it up.
proof that people who have actually "made it" don't share how they made it.
I couldn't get past 14 pages of that book coz of laziness, but now I don't feel guilty anymore 😂
Listen to the audiobook. Really this broke my heart though. 🤣
Me too I got tired of reading
The book is a classic he's a moron
Same😂😂 lol
I think everyone should read it and then come to there own conclusion. It’s helped me immensely so to each there own.
I think exactly the same. It has helped me in understanding some things in life and why they always happen. Also there must be something in it, raping a book 100 years later?
@@renetrost2711 Don't you think it's relevant that the man who wrote it and claimed life experiences that were lies was a fraud?
@@BobPagani absolutely not. The Person behind it might not be AS it should be. But if the stuff, written by the Person is actually having measurable positive things behind it so shall it be.
@@renetrost2711 So you don't care if your "guru" was a complete phony and con man whose life in no way exemplified the principles he was espousing?
@@BobPagani you bet it. There are tons of similar examples on it. What about Giggs? Is he a Bad footballer because he betrayed beloved ones around him?
You nailed it.
Napoleon Hill's work will awaken you. But the real job of aquiring wealth is a very PRACTICAL one.
i read and have been deeply influenced by Think and Grow Rich and only tonight found out Napoleon HIll was a con man. Just like that, it explained quite a few mistakes I have made in life based on his writings. And I am amazed that it never in occurred to me to doubt his authenticity. I have recommended the book. I have told people he knew Andrew Carnegie. I've been wrong all these years.
This doesn't negate the fact that the principles in his book works and has changed the lives of millions.
Watching this video like, damn...my life is a lie. Bamboozled. Hoodwinked. Lead a stray. Run a muck.
Same bro
I swear bro 🤣 I just tossed Think and Grow Rich out the window
I was mentored by Alexander the Great, we exchanged messages in WhatsApp
Hahaha
Wow! Truly eye-opening. I read that book about 30 years ago, my dad had it for some reason -
My dad never read it, and I didn’t quite knew how it got into our house. Now I think I know. It was probably given to him by an MLM guy trying to get him to buy a course -
Of course my dad was too cheap to buy anything! Anyway big thanks!
this was beautiful i subscribed. love the jazz an the monochrome color
Think and Grow Rich is one of my favorite books. I feel scammed 😭
The book is supposed to put you in the right mindset. 95% of this world is mentally! No one is perfect people believe in a Jesus died and rosed again in 3 days. And a lot of people believe that but it was metaphor on coming to oneself again. Long story short. Put your positive thoughts into action and your time will come. There’s ups and down in everything!
You should have commented here: th-cam.com/channels/YsYJ6od6t1lWnQg-A0n6Yw.html
@@francisformlyknownasc.i.a2128 woah man, I’m actually interested in that metaphor of Jesus. If you have to time to write the whole story and meaning, I’ll send you my email lol
All mega rich people scam people at some point.
so, I think the book is right on the money.
Don't feel scammed, just let it be a reminder and a lesson to always listen to both sides and be open minded
That explains why that book feels scammy. Never knew but make sense. Lol
Oh no! Not Napoleon Hill! Why Coffeezilla? Why you do this to me? 😭
This is exactly what I’m feeling like😩
Beacouse he is liar and charlatan ?
😭 I knos
Truth will set you free amigo!
Fact don't care about your feelings 😎
I hope you do more somewhat historical videos about stuff like this in the future. You're already so good at handling evidence that you're pretty good at presenting history.
I don’t subscribe to the new age beliefs regarding manifestation, but the principles of planning, taking action, overcoming fears, developing specialized skills and knowledge, and networking, having persistence, those are sound ideas.
I think there are some good lessons in Napoleon Hills books, especially regarding causes for failure. He fabricated some parts of his stories to reinforce ideas he believed to be true. “Outwitting the Devil” being a good example of a fictional conversation intended to express Hill’s ideas.
Coffee I love you but you are so wrong. To start, it is completely normal for people to lose belonging's in house fires etc. Look at Larry Janesky (worth $500M ) in CT after his mansion burned down with thousands of his journals and belonging that can't ever be replaced (search this). Look at Future who did his entire mixtape 56 Nights with DJ Esco and lost it. Are you going to say all of those songs were never made? Second thing, why would you charge the president or politicians for knowledge? It is clear that the wealth was not important to Napolean but rather it was the drive in man to acquire that wealth and overall accomplishment. Its similar to you not wanting to start a course but are interested in why people do so. Something turns you on about it, you investigate it, which is why you spend 60 hours per week making videos. Who knows maybe a part of you wishes you could turn on your Caleb Maddix switch and become a guru. It is a known fact that Napolean Hill lost all of his belongings after becoming wealthy and became a humble writer in his early 80s. In his book "Grow Rich With Peace of Mind" he talks about how the money he made and how he did not have peace of mind. Money was not important to him, mens desire to keep acquiring was what was important to him. The issue with calling the book "puff and fluff" is his book sold 100M+ copies and is still the top business book today. Reality check, puff and fluff books don't stay in circulation for 100 years. While you have an opinion and strong evidence against him.. there is just more evidence going for him. a 10.5 BILLION dollar company Chick Fil A's founder Samuel Truett Cathy (STRAIGHT FROM HIS MOUTH) said that the motivational book Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill was one of the greatest foundations for inspiration growing up. (Eat Mor Chikin: Inspire More People, 2002). Oprah Winfrey, worth $2.6 BILLION preaches the secret which is a baby of Napolean's work. Ken Norton who knocked out Muhammad Ali used the book to give him the inspiration. The point is, you don't look up to Napolean, you look up to the people he interviewed. It is a KNOWN fact, that he interviewed hundreds of millionaires and billionaires. If you understood how this works, once you are in a selective group it becomes easier to get to know the friends of those groups. The book called Three Feet From Gold tells a story about this. The last part pisses me off the most of what you said. You mentioned you don't just "wish yourself to success" but he never says that. In fact he clearly states that the prayer alone will not bring riches. It is the demanding of not taking poverty as a solution that allows the universe to move your life towards riches, which starts with a mindset and environment shift. You missed the most important book out of all of them, Outwitting The Devil. He says in the book "I know nothing about any form of prayer which can be induced to work favorably in a mind that is colored, in the slightest degree, by fear. I now pray, not for more of this world’s goods and greater blessings, but to be worthy of that which I already have." What you missed most of all is Napoleans largest conspiracy that he was often visited by alleged spirit visitations where the spirits would leak information to him in his early 80's. This by far was the most interesting claim he made. His teachings also work the reverse way, in Outwitting The Devil he talks about poverty and what people do to not be successful. That book also was so controversial that it had to wait almost 100 years to be published. It was published in 2011 I think. Once again love you bro, but I am a huge Napolean fan lol
@@arnoldb4526 I agree with this, it's almost like he doesn't see the beauty of capitalism. There are several people who make bad products, scheme the market, and disingenuously promote product. But unfortunately, that is capitalism. Eventually the market naturally wipes those people out there is almost no need for Coffee, the market will do it all. There is a responsibility from the seller to try to offer the best product in which I agree with Coffee, but this and even his Tai Lopez video was just wrong.
@@arnoldb4526 spot on!
@@arnoldb4526 100%.
I think Napoleon's claim of spirits visiting him are true. But those lie a lot. A lot of those who promote the secret say they are being told info by spirits but that info is 99 percent of it is just pure lies in order to sell more rehashed info in the form of books, seminars and courses.
@@RuanMMarinho "Eventually the market naturally wipes those people out there is almost no need for Coffee." Consider that Coffeezilla's existence is the natural process of the market wiping stuff out. The scammers and liars prey on natural human desires, so they will ALWAYS have a market. The only thing that can protect us is skepticism, and where that fails, education. Coffeezilla is education. Before the market wipes out the scammers and liars, those scammers and liars could still make a LOT of money. Just not your money! (especially if you had the education, provided by Coffeezilla himself.).
Thinking and growing rich is all you need, as long as you have LOADS of money to begin with. Great video!
The book has been recommended to car salesmen, networkers, and real estate agents. Most of them don't have enough money to start with but succeeded and made a lot of commissions for a living. Just remember that it won't work overnight.
The book helped me out big time when I first started in business.
Very good content.
Horrible content.
You have a very low standard then.
@@93FilmsandMedia you are free to watch something else. Maybe a Deepak Chopra's documentary.
Well it's like they say the best selling authors weren't necessarily the best writers or had the best idea. They just sold them the best. Haha
I looove his teachings. I have used the teachings again and again.
Consider devoting an entire video to the following two self-help books and their authors: "I Dare You" by William H. Danforth, and "The Power Of Positive Thinking" by Dr. Norman Vincent Peale. They were contemporaries of Hill, and were basically of the same mindset