You’re charming because you’re bursting to create

Ever since I listened to this topic covered in a mere one chapter of Napoleon Hill’s book, Think and Grow Rich, I always wanted to know more. It answered so many questions I had of myself and of others.

Why was my magnetic charm almost always interpreted as flirting, when my intentions were not?
Why did I achieve so much more in my life when I wasn’t pursuing a partner? I understand that spending time with a partner over spending time on your goals is a factor, but was there more to it?
Why is it that some of the most successful people in the world by secular standards, have hidden secrets with underage children and sexual trafficking. I understand wealthy people are not bad people, but what is the reason behind this pattern?

Horowitz analyses this and answers them all with such an intriguing and curious narrative, you can’t help but be swept in. He writes ‘Hill… maintains that people who are commonly regarded as geniuses, as icons, as impresarios, are capable of rising to that level of excellence, because the sexual energy is at the back of their efforts. This energy is the life force itself seeking expression and creation through us in a miriad of ways.’

If you’re a highly creative person and are equally ambitious… Read. This. Book. It will give you context on your life force and outline ways in which to harness it, accept it, flow with it, direct it, focus it, and achieve your highest dreams for yourself and make a difference in the world. It’s like controlling a nuclear power plant, but not being afraid of using it to build businesses, content, financial security, wealth, pursue authentic happiness etc. Appreciate it and direct it rather than ignore it and letting it control you.

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