Welcome in to the subconscious mind mastery podcast. Thomas Miller with you.

Got a new project that I wanted to announce to you, tell you about. And we're going to do a little exercise here around this because there's a really cool concept that has come from this whole thing as I got this project started.

So let me go into telling you kind of the background on this.

It goes back to the early days of the origination of this podcast, really, back when everything kind of turned around in my life in 2009.

Doggone it, I'm missing my buddy Mike O'Sullivan right now. Mike was an early,

early listener to the show, and he would have been telling me old stories that I had long since

forgotten. But when I was spending that first year in the RV in 2009, one of the things that I did

during that year was by this program that was being marketed, basically kind of in the backwash of the movie The Secret.

Bob Proctor, Jack Kenfield, Michael Beckwith teamed up and put together this program called the Secret Science of Getting Rich.

It was kind of a deeper dive into the philosophies of the secret.

The movie basically set up that what we focus on, what we put our attention on, will eventually manifest or come about.

But it did leave a lot of blanks that have been filled in, of course, over the last 15 years since that movie came

out. Well, that program at that time, basically almost single-handedly, completely turned my whole

perspective around. Well, it's been a long time since that program came out, like 15 years now. Bob Proctor

recently, God rest his soul, is gone. The program, to my knowledge, is not available in its

original form. And the last time I saw it, it was like over $500, which is just too much. So what I've had on my mind for some time

was basically to recreate that project, but with my own material. That program was actually

quite heavily influenced by the movie. And the movie is, of course, pretty much old news now, so we can take a fresh look at

things, but weave some new stories, new content, and bring it up to date because there are some

things, even some languaging in the book that needs to be modernized. Now, obviously, this book was

written in 1910. That makes it very much in the public domain.

So doing such a project is not only acceptable with Amazon and Audible, but my intention is to

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