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while creating wealth for the long term. And now here's your host Marco Santorelli's.

Welcome to Passive Real Estate Investing.

I'm your host, Marco Santorelli.

You know, Think and Grow Rich is one of those books

you see most often on the recommended reading list of people who have achieved really great things.

And the book was written by the Commission of Andrew Carnegie and based on interviews of over 500 people in history who now we know as great men, you know, in the early 20th century, he's commissioned this book and he interviewed people such as Henry Ford and J.P. Morgan, John D. Rockefeller, Alexander Grand Bell, Thomas Edison,

Theodore Roosevelt, Wilbur Wright, Howard Taft. You know this book is amazing. I read it so long

ago. It was first published in 1937. It has sold

more than 70 million copies. You know it gives it the distinction of being the

all-time bestseller in the personal success category. So today's episode is about

think and grow rich for real estate investors and the perfect person to bring on for

this is a person who I know and respect a friend of mine his name is Manny via and

mani is the founder of 2000 books dot com where he interviews some of today's top

authors and over the last five years man Manny has read over 1,000 books in the

field of business and personal development and get this over the last few years he

has been reading seven books a week which basically averages out to one book per day.

So the first book that revolutionized his thinking was Napoleon Hill's think and grow rich.

And as a real estate investor, it made sense to bring him on to talk about the book and how it ties in with

real estate investing. So Manny welcome to the show. Hey Marco thank you very

much for having me I am so delighted to be here. It's great having you on. I enjoy your

podcast. I try and catch it as often as I can and I wish and would love to have the

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