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 Welcome to The "Secrets of Success" Podcast, where we help you unlock the success mindset to achieve personal growth, productivity, development and lasting achievement.Our Goal is to bring you the Greatest Wisdom of All Times, so you can apply this wisdom to improve your life and live a better, happier and more successfull life.The "Secrets of Success" Podcast is dedicated to exploring the world’s most powerful success books, guiding you step-by-step through the essential wisdom contained in each. Whether you are an entrepreneur, a professional, or simply someone eager to transform your life, this podcast will serve as your blueprint for achieving greatness, your ultimate resource for unlocking the time-tested principles of success, personal development, financial abundance, and self-mastery.The "Secrets of Success" library stands as an invaluable treasure trove for aspiring individuals seeking the ultimate keys to triumph in life. This digital haven curates an extensive collection of the most revered and sought-after books that have shaped and transformed countless destinies. Each episode dives deep into the wisdom of the most influential books that have shaped the world of self-help and personal development.Discover the timeless wisdom of Orison Swett Marden, founder of Success Magazine and one of the true pioneers of the self-help movement. His groundbreaking work laid the cornerstone for modern personal development and success literature. Marden’s powerful ideas on character, perseverance, and purpose deeply influenced later giants like Napoleon Hill, Dale Carnegie, and Norman Vincent Peale. His legacy continues to inspire generations of thinkers, entrepreneurs, and leaders around the world. Orison Swett Marden was a trailblazer in the self-help movement, best known for his unwavering belief in the power of a victorious attitude. He taught that success begins with self-belief, perseverance, and a positive mindset, regardless of circumstances. His most influential works include "Pushing to the Front", "An Iron Will", "The Victorious Attitude" and "He Can Who Thinks He Can"—timeless classics that have inspired millions to overcome adversity and achieve greatness. Through vivid stories and practical wisdom, Marden emphasized character, courage, and self-discipline as the keys to personal and professional triumph, laying the foundation for modern success literature that still resonates today."Think and Grow Rich" by Napoleon Hill is a landmark self-help book that outlines the principles of achieving financial success and personal fulfillment. Published in 1937, the book is based on Hill’s study of successful individuals, including Andrew Carnegie, Henry Ford, and Thomas Edison. Hill presents a 13-step philosophy for attaining wealth, emphasizing the power of desire, faith, persistence, and a positive mental attitude. The book encourages readers to harness their thoughts and beliefs to shape their reality, offering timeless strategies for goal-setting, personal growth, and achievement. "Think and Grow Rich" remains a foundational text in success literature. "The Law of Success in 16 Lessons" by Napoleon Hill is a comprehensive and transformative guide to the timeless principles that govern achievement. In this podcast, we’ll take you step-by-step through all 16 lessons—from developing a clear and definite purpose to cultivating a positive mental attitude, building self-confidence, and harnessing the power of teamwork. Hill’s work is more than just a success manual—it’s a blueprint for personal growth, leadership, and lasting fulfillment. Each lesson is packed with practical wisdom drawn from interviews with some of the most successful people of his era, offering strategies that remain powerful and relevant today. "The Master Key System" by Charles Haanel, published in 1912, is a comprehensive guide to harnessing the power of thought to achieve personal and financial success. Divided into 24 lessons, the book emphasizes the importance of visualization, mental discipline, and the law of attraction. Haanel teaches readers to unlock their potential by aligning their thoughts with their desires, ultimately fostering a mindset conducive to abundance, creativity, and self-improvement."The Kybalion", published in 1908, explores Hermetic philosophy and the universal principles governing reality, attributed to the teachings of Hermes Trismegistus. The book outlines seven core principles, including Mentalism, Correspondence, and Vibration, offering insights into the nature of the universe, consciousness, and spiritual growth through esoteric wisdom."How They Succeeded – Life Stories of Successful Men and Women" by Orison Swett Marden is a powerful collection of real-life success stories from some of the most accomplished individuals of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Through engaging interviews and vivid narratives, Marden reveals the personal habits, mindsets, and values that ...Elite Consulting Kunst Management & Leadership Persönliche Entwicklung Persönlicher Erfolg Ökonomie
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    THE ARCANE TEACHING: Mastering the Universal Laws of Wealth, Power & Success – William Walker Atkinson (1909)
    Jan 5 2026
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    Dec 29 2025
    (00:00:00) 0. Preface (00:03:04) 1. Some Old Friends (00:33:12) 2. The Difficult Art of Getting (00:55:17) 3. The Standard Oil Company (01:20:20) 4. Some Experiences in the Oil Business (02:02:37) 5. Other Business Experiences and Business Principles (02:27:10) 6. The Difficult Art of Giving (02:55:38) 7. The Benevolent Trust—the Value of the Coöperative Principle in Giving JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER’S ALCHEMY OF SUCCESS: Life Lessons, Success Secrets & Stories from America’s Industrial Empire.John D. Rockefeller's Random Reminiscences of Men and Events stands as a blueprint for triumph in the unforgiving arena of American enterprise—a terse testament from the architect of Standard Oil, whose cunning and conviction turned kerosene into an empire. At 70, with a fortune eclipsing $1 billion (over $400 billion today), Rockefeller could have rested on laurels. Instead, he distilled decades of conquest into 150 pages of unvarnished counsel, revealing the alchemy of success not as luck or plunder, but as disciplined mastery of the "difficult art of getting." From boyhood clerk to monopoly maestro, Rockefeller's ascent hinged on ironclad principles: precision in ledgers, vigilance in ventures, and the alchemy of alliance. He credits early mentors like Maurice B. Clark for igniting his partnership ethos, insisting that true victors build with "old friends"—loyal collaborators who turn solitary schemes into synergistic juggernauts. In vivid vignettes, he recounts snapping up refineries amid Civil War chaos, slashing costs through pipeline innovations, and negotiating rebates that funneled rivers of profit. Standard Oil's dominance? No villainy, but relentless efficiency: volume over vanity, cooperation over cutthroat chaos. "Do the common things uncommonly well," he advises, a mantra echoing through chapters on oil's gritty grind and iron ore windfalls.What makes this slim volume a perennial playbook for success? Its laser focus on executable wisdom. Rockefeller demystifies wealth-building as arithmetic—audit ruthlessly, invest judiciously, scale through systems. He champions trusts not as cabals but as efficiency engines, prescient amid antitrust tempests. For modern moguls—from startup founders chasing unicorns to CEOs battling disruption—his lessons endure: fortune favors the patient innovator, the principled dealmaker. In an age of viral hustles, Rockefeller reminds us that empires endure on character, not charisma. Here, success isn't spectacle; it's the quiet grind of bending markets to moral will, one calculated step at a time.I. Some Old FriendsThe opening chapter sets a tone of warm nostalgia, as Rockefeller pays tribute to the "old friends" who shaped his improbable ascent. Far from solitary genius, he portrays success as a tapestry woven by loyal collaborators, emphasizing that enduring partnerships demand patience, frank discussion, and mutual respect. He singles out John D. Archbold, whose boundless energy and enthusiasm fueled the company's relentless drive, and Henry M. Flagler, the visionary who not only anchored Standard Oil's early innovations but later transformed Florida's east coast into a paradise of railroads and resorts. Rockefeller muses that business friendships often outlast those born of leisure, forged in the crucible of shared trials. He advocates for unanimous decision-making, where dissent is aired until harmony prevails, a principle that quelled chaos in boardrooms and built unbreakable bonds. Yet, this homage extends beyond commerce. Rockefeller reveals a softer side, confessing his delight in landscape architecture and road-building—hobbies that mirrored his business ethos of harmonious design. These diversions, he notes, refreshed the spirit, much like trusted allies sustained the soul. In an age of cutthroat rivalry, his words underscore a radical idea: true power accrues not from domination but from alliance. This chapter, brief yet poignant, invites readers to cherish their own "old friends," reminding us that no summit is scaled alone. Through these vignettes, Rockefeller humanizes the myth, showing how a web of confidants turned a clerk's ambition into an industrial colossus. II. The Difficult Art of GettingRockefeller turns inward here, chronicling the "difficult art of getting"—the painstaking apprenticeship that honed his commercial acumen. Crediting his peripatetic father for instilling "practical ways," he recounts starting as a bookkeeper at sixteen, where "Ledger A" became his bible of precision. Every penny audited, every bill scrutinized with fiduciary zeal, taught him to treat a firm's funds as holier than his own. At twenty, he launched Clark & Rockefeller with $4,000—half from savings, half a stern loan from his father at 10% interest—learning that capital's true cost is vigilance. A pivotal $2,000 bank loan from T.P. Handy marked his rite of passage, building the confidence that sound principles yield. He recounts rebuffing a client's ...
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    3 Std. und 23 Min.
  • HENRY FORD’S STORY OF SUCCESS: How Purpose, Vision & Perseverance Built an Industrial Empire - Henry Ford (1917)

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    Dec 22 2025
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    3 Std. und 58 Min.
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