Brainology 🤯

Yesterday I introduced you to my favorite female author, Elsie Lincoln Benedict.

And I promised to give you a sneak peak at her AMAZING book that I just republished called: Brainology.

(You can access it if you have a Secrets of Success Membership!)

Real quick — here are some of my favorite lessons & quotes from this book…


Purposeful Learning
"Without purpose…learning is largely wasted. WITH purpose it becomes invaluable."


Learning from Others

"A truly wise man does three things: He learns from the MISTAKES of others; Profits by the EXPERIENCE of others; Applies the KNOWLEDGE of others."


Mind Maintenance

"He must... give [the brain] oil and gas... give its engine a chance to cool off to take on more fuel to be repaired and rested occasionally."


Commitment to Self-Education

"Let the members of your household... know that these hours are set aside for your own private pursuits and that you will NOT break into them."


Setting Time-Limits

"Set a TIME-LIMIT not only for each lesson but for each course of lessons, each book or set of books. This is absolutely essential.​"


Continuous Learning

"Many go and get ‘educated’ just as they’d be vaccinated... But like the vaccination it doesn’t always 'take'."


Value of Self-Education

"The achieving 'self-educated' man usually KNOWS from ten to a thousand times more than the salaried college graduate."


Amazing stuff, right?

Well, I was re-reading this book and I stumbled across something called “PTG” that was “officially” discovered in the mid-1990s… but that Elsie Lincoln Benedict already understood way back before that.

And you should understand it, too, as it’s a critical concept for being successful.

I’ll share it with you tomorrow!

Talk soon,
Russell Brunson

P.S. Want to get your hands on Brainology? Follow the steps below...