Let's dive in and briefly tell me about your work with the Napoleon Hill Foundation.

Sure, Napoleon Hill had a major impact on my life. First, with Think and Grow Rich when I was

19 years old, just explaining how the universe works and how what we can do, say, think, feel,

and believe allows us to achieve whatever we desire

and having a definiteness of purpose.

And then throughout my career, Napoleon Hill continued to have an impact as I became a licensee

of think and grow rich the movie, Think and Grow Rich the book,

and being able to participate to empower other people with Think and Grow Rich.

And in 2011, they published Outwitting the Devil,

which even had a greater impact, even though it was written in 1938,

this is one of the most well-written, impactful documents.

And it does revolve around this boardroom concept of yours because Napoleon Hill himself

has a conversation with the opposition, with negativity, anxiety, and fear.

And this conversation is fascinating.

And all topics were on the table,

which is why it took so long,

because he talked about religion,

and he talked about education,

and he talked about healthcare.

He even in 1938, went after the tobacco company,

saying that tobacco would have the biggest impact on our

health and mindset of anything. And that was not going to be a favorable position back in 1938.

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