Tony Robbins famously says, “If you aren’t growing, you’re dying.” There is no such thing as a plateau or staying comfortably stable. You are progressing, or you are in decline. If your business isn’t growing, it’s dying. If your mind isn’t growing, it is dying.

That’s why successful individuals, the prime movers of the world, are always learning. It is why Russell Brunson has read and collected hundreds of books and manuscripts.

Bill Gates famously reads 150 pages an hour and blocks out at least an hour a day to read. He reads books on success and business, mindset and success, parenting, science and politics, and fiction.

When asked about his secret to success, Warren Buffet said, “Read 500 pages like this every day. That’s how knowledge works. It builds up, like compound interest. All of you can do it, but I guarantee not many of you will do it.”

Barack Obama made reading a part of his nightly ritual while in the White House because he felt that reading allowed him to slow down, gain perspective, and approach his work with renewed focus and creativity.

If you want to be successful, you must copy successful people's habits. The most influential leaders in our world make their mindset a daily priority. They know that if they are constantly learning and growing, they can tackle any problem and achieve any goal before them.

You have the same power. Conquering your psychology will unlock the pathway to success, and you have all the resources you need.

Trailblazing authors such as Napoleon Hill, Dale Carnegie, and Charles F. Haanel literally wrote the books on mastering your mindset. Their ideas have stood the test of time and influenced generations of leaders and movers. They have the secrets to success, and those secrets can be yours if you follow their lead.

The Secrets of Success Movement is for people like you–people who aren’t content to drift through life. This is a movement for people who want to change the world.

You know that changing the world starts with you. We will bring you the best resources on mindset and success, all vetted and curated. In our online library, you can access first editions and never-been-published manuscripts by authors such as Napoleon Hill. Russell bought one of these book collections for $1.5 million, but the ideas contained in it are worth even more than that.

You will also be joining a community of like-minded bibliophiles, entrepreneurs, and others devoted to peak performance. You are the rare few willing to put in the work, time, and energy to take control of your lives and impact the world. In our monthly book club, you can read one of these life-changing books and then break down the ideas and strategies in a supportive community of driven individuals.

Here is a sample of what you will find, read, and explore in our online library on mindset and success:

“Outwitting the Devil” by Napoleon Hill

"Success is the result of the controlled use and direction of the mind."

This is a lesser-known Napoleon Hill book because it was considered too controversial to publish in its time. It was finally published in 2011 but didn’t gain much attention. However, Russell Brunson took notice and realized that it contained revolutionary and powerful ideas for entrepreneurs. He was so impressed with the book that he recently acquired an original manuscript for his Atlas Research Library in Boise, Idaho.

In this book, the “devil” represents all the forces that impede our progress: fear, jealousy, procrastination, and anger. In “conversations” with the devil, we learn how to overcome these forces and weaken their hold on us so that we can reach our potential.

According to Hill, 98% of the population are “drifters.” These are people who are content to move through life being acted upon rather than taking action and controlling their destiny. If you are a “drifter” in your business, you are easily tossed about by the changing winds of circumstance. You can only react to the obstacles in your way and are easily drowned by difficulty.

The other 2% are “drivers.” These are motivated, driven individuals determined to be actors in their own stories. These are the people who make a significant impact on the world, the “prime movers” of society. If you are a “driver,” you anticipate challenges and take steps to overcome them. This book is full of practical, applicable advice for “outwitting” the limitations that entrepreneurs frequently face.

“How to Get Anything You Want” by Elsie Lincoln Benedict

"To him who knocks, each door unlocks. And he who seeks shall find; Nothing can keep thee from thine own Save thine own slothful mind. 'BEHOLD I set before you an open door which no man can shut.' Whatever you really want is waiting for you, and the door leading to it is always and forever open. No man can close YOUR door, and none but YOU can pass through it. These doors swing always outward to larger and larger vistas, to wider and wider fields, to greater and greater heights. Your House of Life is a hall of many mansions, each more beautiful than the last but less lovely than the next."

Elsie Lincoln Benedict was a pioneer in personal development and psychology. Her ideas on the power of the subconscious mind and the law of attraction reverberate through time and can be seen in the works of Napoleon Hill, Dale Carnegie, Charles Haanel, and Ester Hicks.

According to Benedict, our unconscious mind is a powerful force that shapes our lives. This “nine-tenths” of our mind is a warehouse that stores all of our feelings, experiences, impressions, memories, and reactions. Understanding and utilizing this “submerged” part of ourselves will unlock our power and potential.

The law of attraction is an extension of the power of the subconscious. Whether we are aware of it or not, we attract whatever we focus on most. Therefore, if we focus on what we value and desire, we will invite those things into our lives. However, if we harbor negative thoughts and focus on what we don’t want, we may inadvertently attract those very things.

Benedict further details the power of our predominant emotions, the importance of preparation, and the law of materialization, which are the tools and steps needed to get anything you want.

“Lead the Field” by Earl Nightingale

You see, the trouble with people is not that they can’t achieve their goals – they can do that, all right. The trouble is that they don’t set goals. They leave their future to chance and find out, sooner or later and to their sorrow, that chance doesn’t work – that they’ve missed the boat.

Earl Nightingale grew up in California during the Great Depression. His family was very poor, and he wanted to know what made some people successful and happy while others were never able to move ahead or find joy. He spent hours in his local library, reading every book he could find on success.

Eventually, Nightingale became a popular radio broadcaster, sharing and collecting all the information on development and success he spent a lifetime accumulating. His book, “Lead the Field,” is a practical guide to thinking like a successful businessperson.

The most significant factor distinguishing successful business leaders from others is ATTITUDE. So many people look elsewhere for success and happiness when we have everything we need right before us. All we need to do is harness the power of our minds, utilize our own superpowers, and work daily toward our goals. The twelve principles in his book will have you on your way to making your dreams a reality.