THE GOD MAN

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The Bookby

Mark Hamilton

Book One

Foreword

In Book One you will learn about the supersociety and the almost unbelievable life that is in store for you

within just a few years. Chapter One treats you to an immediate rush of personal discoveries and monetaryadvantaes. Chapter Two delivers important insihts about your past and future. Chapters Three throuh !reveal the supersociety and show you how to be amon the #rst to enter it.

Table of Contents

$oreword

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%ou &ill Become the 'od(Man1)

The Beinnins15*

$rom +nticivili,ation to Civili,ation of the -niverse47

$orces of /ature 0ersus $orces of /eothink551

The Civili,ation of the -niverse !tarts on 2arth613

!ee 4on &ith %our Own 2yes65

Chapter 5

You Will Become the God-Man

+re you lookin for immediate results6 The Book is built upon a spiral of techni7ues and ideas. %ou muststart at the beinnin and read to the end. If you do8 you will have the tools to make man9s #nal evolutioninto a superior bein called the God-Man. The 'od(Man enjoys !i" -ltimate 'ifts: profound security8 perfehealth8 millionaire wealth8 an e"hilaratin livelihood8 rare romantic love8 and superior intellience calledNeothink .;But8; you may be thinkin8 ;to read The Book and become the 'od(Man seems overwhelmin and wouldtake such a lon time.; To help you et started on this journey immediately8 I pulled Chapter 2leven fromBook Three titled You Will Become the God-Man and moved it riht here8 over the ne"t 5) paes. Thischapter will ive you immediate results so you can start your adventure toward the prosperous 'od(Mantomorrow mornin8 brinin you instant enery8 enthusiasm8 and payos as you discover the life you weremeant to live.Before you bein8 however8 let me ask you: how much is it worth to you to discover what you would havedone best in life6


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paes8 you have the opportunity to see8 via the proven /eo(Tech techni7ues8 your best path in life. It willcost you an hour of your time to read those paes that open the door to the life you were meant to live.!ome people just like to know8 out of curiosity8 what they would have done best in life. But8 even more o oto travel that life they were meant to live and become deeply happy and motivated8 wealthy and powerful8and discover rare romantic love. Men and women are e7ually invited to take the adventure.&hen you have #nished readin the ne"t 5) paes8 as prosperous as those paes were8 remember that youe"citin journey will just be startin.

Therefore8 let us bein. $ive of the si" ifts of the 'od(Man can start #llin your life as early as tomorrowmornin. The ift of perfect health still relies on the Technoloical >evolution. But you do not have to wait fthe other ifts of profound security8 millionaire wealth8 a dream career8 a dream lover8 and superiorintellience. $ollow the step(by(step instructions in this chapter to open the door to the life you were meanto live.

!penin" the #oor to the $erson You Were Meant to Be &hat motivates you into makin the evolutionary leap into 'od(Man6 ?erhaps8 if you are a woman8 the ideaof e"traordinary romantic love sounds e"citin. ?erhaps8 if you are a man8 the idea of e"traordinary successand power sounds e"citin.>emember8 before you can have e"traordinary love8 you must #rst have real happiness8 which comes frommakin values for society8 either directly or throuh contributin to your husband9s value production @Book

Three8 Chapter /ineA. /ow8 e"traordinary value creation8 success8 and honest power comes from somethincall do%nstream &ocus. ownstream focus happens when your thouhts naturally ow back to your work8even in the evenins and weekends. If thinkin about your work8 especially in the evenins and onweekends8 is an upstream battle @as it is for mostA8 you will not be a major success because8 for those elitefew who make it to the top in your #eld8 thinkin about work is a natural downstream rush. They pass rihtby you to the power positions.o you feel the tu to et back to your livelihood (( after work and on weekends6 I9m not talkin aboute"ternal deadlines8 but internal desires6 If not8 then you are swimmin upstream8 and I can uarantee youwill not e"perience major success...because there are people in your line of work who are pulled back to it.

They may be the owners8 or they may be your peers who will rise beyond you. Is watchin T0 or listenin ta ball ame or bowlin or hanin out with friends hard to pull away from in your evenins6 Those areindicators that you have not e"perienced what I call a do%nstream &ocus to success.2very person has a door inside that opens to the person he or she was meant to be. That person lives evermoment with natural downstream focus and soars to major success. &ithout discoverin and openin thatdoor8 you will never soar. It is a sad thouht to have lived but never soared.Det me ive you an e"ample8 usin a person who works for me. !teve was a hih(enery uy8 but in businehe would never be bi. He could do a ood job8 and he rose into manaement. But one day8 I discovered thfor him to be formulatin thouhts and pullin toether interations outside of his desinated duties8 for

e"ample durin the evenins and weekends8 was an upstream battle for !teve. Business simply was not hiselement.+t #rst8 I was frustrated because I really wanted and needed !teve to become my riht(hand man8 and I wacountin on him to be focussed on the business all the time8 evenins and weekends. &e live in a verycompetitive world8 and to rise to the top8 downstream focus is essential. I needed and wanted !teve to havdownstream focus on the business.But over time8 I knew !teve had other interests in the evenins and weekends8 pullin his thouhts andinterations (( his focus (( away from the business. I reluctantly reali,ed he would not rise in the businessworld to the top with me. +bout this time8 I was learnin about that one door inside a person that opens tothe person he or she was meant to be. +lthouh disappointed that the door to my e"pectations of !teve waclosin8 I bean ponderin: ;&hat if I opened not the door ' had planned for !teve8 but that one door thate"ists in him that would open to the life he was meant to live6; +lthouh one opportunity was closin forboth of us8 could even a bier opportunity be openin6

+s owner of my company8 I took on the challene to unleash !teve9s human potential by discoverin theperson he was meant to be and creatin a job that would oEer him the life he was meant to live. The resultare just bein reali,ed now. They look so pro#table for both !teve and my business that I predict the mostcompetitive companies in the ne"t millennium will learn to hire people diEerently: based on who they weremeant to be.

The job revolution of the )5st century8 as e"plained in Book Three8 Chapter 2iht8 speci#cally paes 5)5(5)F8 will chane our routine(rut jobs of labor into e"citin entrepreneurial jobs of the mind. +ddin to that

job revolution8 companies will set us up as entrepreneurs soarin ahead not just on any job of the mind8 buspeci#cally on the path we were meant to travel. !ome companies8 as I have done for !teve8 will evencreate new entrepreneurial jobs of the mind that open the doors of their best employees to the person theywere meant to be.


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/ow8 that9s nothin for you to be ashamed of. Those super successful people had merely made a self(discovery that you have not. Their self(discovery sent their lives into an e"citin adventure that naturally chaned their schedules. >eali,e8 they made their self(discovery of the person they were meant to be *rst they did not chane their schedules #rst. +nd so will you. &hen you make that self(discovery today of theperson you were meant to be8 then your schedule will naturally chane. Most self(improvement prorams tto put the cart before the horse by chanin the schedule #rst. But the upstream battle will always lead tofailure.In the weeks followin your self(discovery today8 your evenins and weekends will bein to look diEerent8too...like the very successful. %ou need your evenins and weekends to look like theirs. %ou need to havefocus. But it has to be downstream focus8 or it will never last and major success will never happen.

This self(discovery is of somethin you are manetically drawn to (( that uni7ue somethin you are meant

be. +s you become that person8 you are naturally pulled away from T0 and sports and from otherentertainment...from those thins that #ll your evenins and weekends now. %ou lose interest in them. Thereal values stick8 however8 like time spent with your children and spouse8 but you really have to schedulethat time and the 7uality of that time multiplies many times for two reasons:5A you are deeply happy8 and)A that time oes from passive to active planned time.How do you discover that person you were meant to be6 How do you make that self(discovery that is uni7ufor each person6 How do you discover what you have unknowinly loned for6 How do you open the door tthe one path that is uni7uely yours that can take you to major success...to the life you were meant to have2very person who ever became a major success discovered the life he was meant to live. Many if not most those people simply ot lucky. +s a matter of circumstances8 they ot on the uni7ue paths on which theywere meant to be. They were victors of circumstances.+s a matter of circumstances8 you did not et on your uni7ue path. %ou and most others are victims of

circumstances8 and you are here today to chane that fact./ow8 to discover your uni7ue path is not so easy because your mind will not open the door to it. %our uni7upath has been buried by fallin leaves of resination over time8 and you miht not reconi,e it even if youwere lookin at it. The life you were meant to live has been #led away somewhere in your mind8 perhapspermanently shut oE in some closed section called ;The Impractical !ection;. But8 when combined with thetechni7ues in The Book that have developed over *= years8 there is nothin in life more practical thanopenin that door to downstream focus.$or now8 we will not arue practicality. &e are only oin to open our minds (( or at least stretch our minds to discover your uni7ue path and the person you were meant to be. The ;how to do it; part will come later.must say8 you will be pleasantly surprised with the ;how to do it; techni7ues we have developed over thepast *= years that will rapidly chane your lon(lost ;impractical; dream into a hihly practical adventurethat will do three thins:

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5A Make you deeply happy like never before @ood(bye stanationA)A Dead you to ma+or success and wealth*A Make you a romantic lover like never before

The deep motivational drive found today only in toddlers will become nourished and bein to row insideaain from the combination of those three points above. The return of your deep motivational drive willrelease your human potential for the #rst time since your preschool days. Those dynamics will take you tothe ede of an evolutionary leap8 into interated thinkin @Book Three8 Chapter TenA and then into /eothinkpu,,le buildin and eventually into the new mentality of the 'od(Man.

The techni7ues to travel your uni7ue path are found later in this chapter. But riht now8 we must open thedoor to the path8 before we walk the path. I must let your mind know8 however8 that no matter what8 even your path has been buried and lost in the impractical section of your mind8 we will make your new journeyvery practical...even if you are in your olden years8 I miht add./ow8 what I want you to do is to look over your weekday evenins and your weekends that you #lled inearlier8 and then remember back over the past year. &as there ever a weekday evenin or weekend in whicyou would have #lled in somethin of a diEerent nature than what you have written on pae ...somethindiEerent that you did (( not because of some e"ternal demand or deadline8 rather because you %anted to6 there somethin diEerent that was not a chore8 not somethin you had to force yourself to do...rathersomethin you just did6 /ow8 I9m not sayin like oin to a football ame or to the theatre I9m sayinsomethin other than passive entertainment or sports8 somethin that took initiative on your part6 Take #vminutes and think hard...$irst8 clear your mind. Clear your mind. Take a deep breath. +ain. Okay8 I want you to think back over yourlast year or two. Can you remember moments in your life when you broke from your normal evenins andweekends6 It may have happened only once. It may have happened more than once. +ain8 I want you toe"clude passive entertainment like watchin movies8 playin arcades8 watchin ball ames8 oin to a parkor amusement park. +nd I want you to e"clude active sports like ol#n8 playin basketball8 bowlin8 playintennis. %ou are lookin for some activity8 project8 or interest that pulled you away8 on your own will8 from thenvironment that normally surrounds you. Take a few minutes to reminisce. ?ut your hands on your lap or oyour desk and just remember. +fter #ve minutes8 you9ll write down an episode or two you miht remember.you do not remember any such event8 then you9ll write nothin. ...o this now.+ssumin #ve minutes have passed8 write down what you thouht of. /ow8 ask yourself two 7uestions:5A Take a moment and try to remember and describe to yourself how you felt while doin it6)A +fter rememberin how you felt8 ask yourself why you did not continue to pursue it more aressively6+nswerin the #rst 7uestion potentially sheds liht inside your psyche on a tiny cell of success that isuni7uely yours. That cell can multiply and rapidly take over your psyche and your life if able to reproduce.+nswerin the second 7uestion potentially sheds liht on why that tiny cell of success never reproduced.&hatever cut oE the rowth of that cell of success (( the reasons you did not pursue it (( can 7uickly be

removed throuh the techni7ues later in this chapter. The most common reason the cell of success never multiplied is lack of opportunity or circumstancescombined with an emotional disbelief that it would practically succeed. -sually what happens is: one9slivelihood must come #rst8 and so most people never know how to start the cell rowin while still makin livin. The livelihood is too demandin and envelopin. One never fully reconi,es and oes riht by hisuni7ue cell of success. Dater8 I will show you how to row that cell while not sacri#cin your livelihood. >ihnow8 you are tryin to reconi,e and come back to your uni7ue success cell lost within your psyche.Okay8 if you were able to write somethin down above8 consider it a potential clue for the ne"t and #nal steto open your door to the person you were meant to be. Before you do this #nal step8 let me tell you that at#rst the results may seem ha,y. It9s not easy to reconi,e your tiny success cell since it never rew after allthese years. It is so tiny and inconspicuous8 lost within a lifetime of comple"ities.But8 you will write somethin or some thins down. In the ne"t few days8 your focus on that imae willsharpen and8 like lookin throuh a microscope8 will focus on your cell of success. !o8 here9s the #nal step:

Dook at the chart you #lled out earlier. !peci#cally8 look at what you wrote down for $riday niht. In many ifnot most cases8 $riday niht is the ;shut(down; niht. Our minds travel furthest away from activeresponsibility such as work. It all started back in our school days: $riday niht was the furthest time awayfrom our ne"t class8 further away than !aturday niht8 and much further away than !unday niht or anyother weekniht. !o8 our minds did not even think about our homework. The #rst thouhts about homewordid not even surface8 at the soonest8 until sometime !aturday afternoon. $riday niht was the partyniht...time to turn oE and tune out.!o8 $riday niht becomes our litmus test for downstream focus. Once you discover your true ,riday-Ni"htssence8 then you have opened the door to your path to the life you were meant to live. %our $riday(/iht2ssence is that one thin @minus passive entertainment or sportsA you would enjoy doin on a $riday niht.$or e"ample8 my employee !teve would enjoy teachin or takin an actin workshop on $riday niht (( thatis his $riday(/iht 2ssence.


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I8 myself8 would enjoy writin on a $riday /iht (( that is my $riday(/iht 2ssence.&hat about you6 &hat would you enjoy doin on a $riday niht6 %our $riday(/iht 2ssence always e"ists inyou (( even before you become successful and rich. %ou just need to identify it.$or e"ample8 Henry $ord would have enjoyed takin apart and puttin toether an enine on $riday niht8well before he had any business success. In fact8 he did that for fun as a child.!teven obs would enjoy workin on software applications on a $riday niht before he had success. He did soften.I fre7uently worked on my literature8 drawn to it even on $riday nihts8 lon before I had major success.

%ou need to discover your $riday(/iht 2ssence (( it9s in you. Dook now at your previous clue...at what youwrote down8 that somethin you previously did in the evenins or weekends that broke your normal routineIf you did not write anythin down8 don9t worry about it. Those of you who did8 take one minute now to justthink about that project or interest. Det9s pause while you reect on that project or interest for a minutebefore movin on./ow8 I want you to do somethin: $oret about everythin you9ve read here today and what we9re tryin todiscover. ust rela" your mind. It9s ettin a little intense here8 so let9s take a moment to rela". Take a deepbreath and hold it for * counts. >eady: Take a deep breath (( hold it...one8 two8 three...okay8 breathe outslowly. +ain8 deep breath (( hold it...one8 two8 three...okay8 breathe out slowly.Okay now...think about the present and the past. &hat is somethin that you are drawn to...and perhapshave always been drawn to6 !omethin that enuinely interests you. Take a couple minutes to think aboutthis. !ometimes a clue is somethin you like to read about. ?ut out of your mind any form of judement like;Oh8 that9s silly that9s impractical to pursue8; or ;I couldn9t possibly pursue that because I have noeducational backround on it8; or ;...there9s no money in it8 at least for a lon time to come.; $oret any kinof judement for now just think about somethin that naturally attracts you and has done so over your adlife. Try to #nally see that recurrin interest (( try now to see the trend over your life to pay attention to aparticular interest. Take #ve full minutes to do this.I purposely did not ive you the four cateories in which I see these persistent attractions fallin into so asnot to sway your thouhts. But now that you have thouht about what attracts you8 here are the fourcateories I see people9s attractions fallin under. ?ick which one yours falls under:

5A Business)A +rts*A ?rofessionsA !ports

Det me say that the cateory of arts is usually the easiest to spot...like !teve and his actin myself and my

writin.Business is a little more vaue8 but obvious once you see a lifelon attraction to business. $or e"ample8 Iactually have two $riday(/iht 2ssences: business and writin8 both bein uided by my ultimate oal ofcreatin the sociopolitical conditions for achievin bioloical immortality. +ll my life8 I was drawn to busines+s a child I was very entrepreneurial8 tryin several diEerent business ventures and door to door sellin. +srew up8 I idoli,ed8 read about8 and listened to tapes on the reat businessmen and women. Businessfascinated me.?eople who like to read about a particular subject (( actually enjoy learnin about it (( have a pretty oodsin of a natural attraction...be it in the arts or in business in eneral or in a speci#c profession such aspsycholoy8 medicine8 or science. Of course8 under professions I am includin the sciences and medicine8includin medical research.I did not say anythin previously about sports because8 #rst of all8 every man enjoys watchin some form osports8 so it can easily block out what one9s real $riday(/iht 2ssence is. But8 occasionally8 and only

occasionally8 sports can be one9s $riday(/iht 2ssence8 especially when we et beyond the fantasies aboutcompetition. Competitive sports is so physically based and linked to youth that either you know you have ashot at the top or you don9t. +t this point8 assumin you are not a teenaer or in your early )=9s8 no one isoin to leave this pae and o into competitive sports to become a multi(millionaire basketball star8 fore"ample. But there is8 as with every leitimate value8 the business side of sports. It is possible8 althouhunlikely8 that your true $riday(/iht 2ssence lies there.Okay8 now that I ave you the four eneral cateories that $riday(/iht 2ssences fall under8 select acate"ory based on all the reminiscin and ponderin you have done today. I9ll ive you a minute to do this.Okay8 write down that cateory: business8 arts8 professions8 sports. +nd if you were able to de#ne earlier amore speci#c attraction8 write it under the eneral cateory. $or instance8 my employee !teve would writedown +rts (( actin. I would write down +rts (( writin...as well as Business (( marketin 'od(ManJ/eo(Tech.I li.e my two $riday(/iht 2ssences. %ou8 most likely8 do not live your $riday(/iht 2ssence. In the lesscommon event that you try to live your $riday(/iht 2ssence8 the format of your job and your techni7ues


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miht be all wron for you to soar alon that path of the e"citin life you were meant to live8 which we will#" today./ow8 I want you to look at what you have just written down: either a eneral cateory or a eneral cateorywith a speci#c ne"t to it. Dook at what you wrote down8 and then imaine yourself spendin a $riday nihtpursuin that interest. Take a moment and imaine that. I9m not sayin that you will never o to the movieaain on $riday niht and will only do this. I am sayin8 picture yourself on one $riday niht pursuin thisattraction you wrote down.oes the thouht e"cite you6 If so8 you have discovered somethin that brins you passion and deepmotivation. %ou have discovered an interest that is do%nstream &ocus for you to pursue. %ou have discovereyour $riday(/iht 2ssence. That means8 you have opened the door to the path that will be an e"citinadventure to you (( the life you were meant to live.

The self(discovery you just made may or may not hit you just riht now. +fter all these years8 discoverinyour $riday(/iht 2ssence is sort of like holdin your #rst newborn child. +lthouh you feel love andprotectiveness8 it takes a few days to et used to and et to know the little one. Over those few days8 yourlove for the little one just seems to blossom.

%ou need a few days to et used to and et to know your $riday(/iht 2ssence. Over the ne"t few days8 donot be surprised if your e"citement for life and enthusiasm and8 yes8 lo.e for your newborn $riday(/iht2ssence just blossoms.

Today if you picked a eneral cateory but not a speci#c interest8 that is perfectly okay. %ou can have abroad(based $riday(/iht 2ssence such as business or arts. In fact8 that enerality can ive you e"ibleadvantaes.+lso8 let me add that the eneral cateories can cross over. + ood e"ample is myself whose $riday(/iht2ssence could be termed Business(+rts. I9m a businessman disseminatin as much of my writins as I can.@In fact8 Business will more and more cross over into a natural marriae with our $riday(/iht 2ssences in ththird millennium as the comin job revolution chanes the nature of jobs into entrepreneurial mini(companies8 as shown in Chapter 2iht8 Book Three. I said a natural marria"e because8 of course8 we will bemotivated to et our creations out into the world for ma"imum e"posure and use.AHold onto what you have written down. Over the ne"t few days8 your love for your $riday(/iht 2ssence wilblossom8 especially as you discover the techni7ues that send you alon the path that you have now openethe door to... no matter how ;impractical; and without sacri#cin your livelihood or the other values in youlife.&ithout your $riday(/iht 2ssence and the techni7ues to make it happen8 you will die unful#lled withoute"periencin wealth8 prosperity8 and romantic love. %ou will never evolve into the prosperous 'od(Man. %ouwill o on in your routine8 silently suEerin in stanation. &ith upstream focus8 you will never break free tothe wealthy8 prosperous8 romantic life you were meant to live.But that9s not what you want8 for that9s why you9re here today (( to break free from your routine rut into tha

spectacular life of wealth8 power8 and love. !o8 I want you to carry around with you your $riday(/iht2ssence and carry around with you The Book that shows you ho% to do it .The Book took me and three other writers *= years to develop the eEective techni7ues and advantaes totake you practically alon your uni7ue path without disruptin anythin you have now. Det me tell you whathappens immediately upon steppin throuh the door you opened here today...onto your uni7ue path tomajor success:!uddenly8 you discover the power and +oy of downstream focus. &hereas the wealth is not overniht8 the

joy8 e"citement and passion is. &hen you become a motivated8 happy person8 suddenly you have lots offeelins for love and you become romantic. $lames that ickered out lon ao suddenly rekindle. It9s anama,in e"perience that I personally went throuh.

There is nothin better in life than walkin the path you were meant to walk and doin what truly impassioyou. !uddenly8 you are where you belon8 and you kno% it K The journey is an adventure it is the opposite ostanant routine ruts8 and you love the feelinK It is the lo.e for the journey that will brin you to major

success. Once you9re on your way8 you know it8 and nothin can stop you.But you will not know that journey if you do not have our techni7ues that take you alon your path. %ou arestandin before your path. %ou have opened the door to it. %ou know you want to start your journey and thee"citin adventure. %ou kno% it . Det9s take the journey:

/ourneyin" The (i&e You Were Meant To (i.e !tartin tomorrow mornin8 you will be walkin alon the path of the life you were meant to live. This timetomorrow8 I uarantee you will be another person8 the person you were meant to be. %ou will instantly feelthe joy and power of becomin the person you were meant to be (( tomorrow.Before you start your journey8 let me make clear that the leap of power in The Book comes from the newmind space it will open (( somethin called Neothink . %our journey into the life you were meant to live willbrin you to the ede of makin the evolutionary leap into /eothink. &hen you make that leap8 you willbecome the 'od(Man.


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/ow8 let me show you a little diaram that demonstrates our approachin evolutionary leap:

Man9s 2volvement Over ?ast L Thousand %earsBicameral "Animal" Mentality:

(who man was)

No mind space.

Automatic reactions to externalstimuli.

Leap of Power

2) Conscious "uman" Mentality:(who man is)

A new mind space opens throu!hsophisticated lan!ua!e metaphors and

analo! models that let man thin# and

ma#e deci$sions and control his ownli%e.

Leap of Power

&) Neothin# "'od$Man" Mentality:(who man will e)

A new mind space opens throu!h Neo$thin# pule$uildin! that snaps

to!ether ne*er$e%ore$seen pic$ture $$

pule pictures that let man +ump to

the next le*el at e*ery$thin! he does inall %ields o% #nowled!e.

Throuh a very simple how(to techni7ue8 today you will et started8 in a very practical way8 alon your pat %our deep motivational drive will reactivate and re(release your human potential. $or8 throuh the constantdownstream focus on your reat adventure8 you will ather more and more e"periences and will start seeinand pullin toether common denominators over time. %ou will e"perience increasin interated thinkin8which will eventually take you into /eothink pu,,le buildin. Immensely enjoyin yourself with each step yonow take in life8 you will not stop takin those steps. %ou will discover new e"periences alon your journeythat snap into your rowin /eothink pu,,le. Before lon8 you will see a pu,,le(picture formin before youthat has never been seen before...your #rst leap into the new8 /eothink mind(space of the 'od(Man.

To learn the techni7ue8 I want you to read throuh paes 5)F(5*L @in Book ThreeA #rst8 startin at theheadin ;%our Money(Makin $actory;. Those paes show you how the techni7ue works. Those paes8

however8 show you how the techni7ue works for your job of the future. !tartin tomorrow8 you will use thetechni7ue not for your job per se8 but for your $riday(/iht 2ssence. !o8 as you read throuh paes 5)F(5*Lin Book Three8 keep in mind that the techni7ue @known as the mini(day systemA will be used somewhatdiEerently when you return to this chapter. 'o now8 and read paes 5)F(5*L in Book Three8 startin at ;%ouMoney(Makin $actory;./ow8 I am assumin you read paes 5)F(5*L in Book Three. I want you to pull out your piece of paper thatyou wrote down your $riday(/iht 2ssence. Think about it8 and imaine it either as a commercial orprofessional venture. Take a minute to do that. The imae of makin a livin doin your $riday(/iht 2ssencis8 whether you reali,e it or not8 your am)ition in li&e.!o8 you are oin to now ;mini(day; your ambition in life and put those mini(days around your livelihood. %are oin to determine the physical movements necessary to accomplish your li&e0s am)ition. &hereas onpaes 5)F(5*L in Book Three8 that you just read8 I had determined the physical movements of my livin jobof the mind @which you can do when you read Chapter 2iht of Book ThreeA8 riht now to live the life you

were meant to live8 you must determine the physical movements needed to accomplish your life9s ambition+nd you must structure those mini(days to either side of your income mini(day8 which is your current job.

This will pull you out of your rut and send you alon your uni7ue path toward e"citin success8 happiness8and romantic love. Det me ive you an e"ample:+n +merican hero pulled himself out of an impossible stanation(trap. %es8 it can be done it has been done+n +merican hero did just that. He was a laborer at the turn of the century8 a dock worker amon therouhest ports of early nineteen(hundred +merica. That dock breed spoke illiterate 2nlish8 crude8 unre#ne

This +merican had dropped out of school at fourteen. He lived on the streets. He survived. He never had anopportunity. Dike millions of others8 he was headed for a dead(end life. + desire burned inside8 thouh. Hedesired to pull himself out of the abyss. He desired to become a successful writer. In the early 5F==s8 anilliterate dock worker had essentially no chance to ever sell a piece of literature. But that man became thehihest paid author in historyK +nd if we adjust for ination today8 he is the hihest paid author of all time.


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That man was ack Dondon. He wrote many adventure stories and best(sellin novels includin all o& theWild8 The 2ea Wol& 8 Martin den.2"actly how did ack Dondon do it6 He established four physical movements8 four mini(days that wouldachieve his desire of becomin a writer: @5A readin8 @)A intense rammar study8 @*A self(education @a librarystudy proramA8 and @A writin. Those four mini(days were divided before and after his full(day income minday and on weekends. 2ven after he pulled himself out of his trap and oE the docks8 he never stopped themini(day system. He stayed on the mini(day system throuh all his fame and lory to the last days of his lif

ack Dondon merely discovered his $riday(/iht 2ssence and broke it into mini(days. /ow8 talk aboutimpractical (( imaine an illiterate dock worker at the turn of the century dreamin of bein a professionalwriterK But8 usin this simple techni7ue combined with downstream focus8 he became the richest writer of time. +s I said before: there is nothin more practical than downstream focus. He wrapped his mini(daysaround his job in the evenins and weekends. ...I recommend everyone readin his autobioraphical novelMartin den that demonstrates the drive8 e"citement8 motivation when one ets on his $riday(/iht 2ssencusin the mini(day system. 5 N o this now: &hat are the physical movements to achieve your ambition in life (( your forotten dream6 Tak#ve minutes to do this./ow8 assumin you have done this8 you will do the same as ack Dondon (( put the mini(days of your life9sambition8 your $riday(/iht 2ssence8 in the evenins and weekends.Det me point out somethin important: before if you tried to put work or tried to study in the evenins orweekends8 stickin to it would frankly become a bitch8 e"cuse my layman9s term. &ords cleaned up a little:to work or study in the evenins or weekends was always an upstream battle (( your focus was what we9vebeen callin an upstream focus.But pursuin your $riday(/iht 2ssence chanes everythin. It tus you away from other thins8 back toit...back to the deep e"citement inside you. $or the #rst time8 you9ve opened the door to the path you weremeant to walk. This ;work; becomes motivatin8 just as it was for ack Dondon and every other reat succethrouhout history. %ou have discovered downstream focus.Below is the same weekly chart you #lled out earlier8 on pae . $ill in your evenins and a portion of yourweekends (( perhaps mornins (( with your new8 $riday(/iht(2ssence mini(days. Take a few minutes to dothis8 now.

+lriht8 have you done that6 /ow8 compare what you just #lled out on the ne"t pae to the same chart you#lled out on pae . $lip back and forth and notice the contrast.Okay8 I want you to stop and think hard about two thins:

5. /ow your evenins and weekends look the same as the Bill 'ates8 !am &altons8 Henry $ords8 ackDondons8 and Mark Hamiltons.

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&hat this chapter and The Book does is: make suppressed hope resurface and happen. Over the years8youthful hope ets deeply suppressed8 and most people like my entleman friend silently surrender toresination. Our deep motivational root shrivels up and dies as we lose our motivational drive. Hobbies8sports8 entertainment8 and routines take over. In most cases8 our suppressed desire for a better life shows uin our reliious beliefs (( in some kind of vaue hope for a blissful afterlife. &e silently hold hope forsomethin better...better than what6 Better than now.Hope is a desire8 often an unspoken desire8 for somethin in the future...somethin better than the present

That hope can be for any number of thins: wealth8 health8 love.Det9s use an e"ample: if a person is in reat pain8 say8 suEerin from cancer8 he holds hope for thefuture...for a cure.+nythin that pains you (( physical pain8 emotional pain @as in #nancial or love dicultiesA causes hope forthe future...for a cure. The same applies for the painful state of stanation.+s the cure never comes8 we become disillusioned. The feelin of hope in most of us has lon ao beenburied beneath reconition. I ask you8 now that you have opened the door to the person you were meant tobe8 can you feel your hope in this world aain...not just hope there9s somethin ood out there in heaven8but hope riht here for tomorrow when you wake up and start your #rst steps alon the life you were meanto live6 Can you feel it6 I uarantee you that over the ne"t few days you will feel your youthful hoperesurfacin. It9s a ood feelin8 a feelin synonymous with youth. But feelin those youthful feelins is onlythe beinnin8 because before lon8 you will bein to harvest that hope8 which will increasinly happen asyou read the rest of The Book .

The person pursuin his $riday(/iht 2ssence with the tools in The Book is not wastin his life. He is notsuppressin his hope he is instead busy ful#llin his hope8 livin his dreams.Here is what you can e"pect will happen to you as you read further into The Book %our resurfacin hopebecomes part of a process to wealth8 love8 and happiness. @%ou will never aain sink to disillusionment8 painand resination.A %our resurfacin hope will take the form of enery and enthusiasm8 lookin forward tospeci#c accomplishments...mappin out a course for your internal motivational drive. Throuh resurfacinhope8 you will set new oals that you will achieve 7uickly with the techni7ues in The Book ./ow8 take a moment to acknowlede some of your resurfacin feelins of hope. I9ll ive you a couple ofminutes to et in touch with some feelins of hope. +nythin oes (( any feelins of hope...better security8wealth8 health8 love (( anythin...and it can be one thin or several. &rite them down. Take a couple ofminutes to do this.$rom e"perience8 I have found that hope usually breaks into a handful of common denominators. The si"most common denominators of hope are:

5A Comfortable !ecurity)A Better Health*A More &ealthA !timulatin Career1A >omantic Dove3A !uperior Intellience

$ive of those si" points of hope will happen throuh your self(discovery today of your $riday(/iht 2ssencecombined with your techni7ues here and in Chapters $ive throuh Ten of Book Three. One of those points ohope (( health (( still larely depends on the advancement of technoloy.But throuh your $riday(/iht 2ssence and the techni7ues in The Book 8 the other #ve (( security8 wealth8career8 romance8 intellience (( will happen the way they were supposed to happen in your life: in lareabundanceK >emember8 major success brins wealth8 an e"hilaratin livelihood8 security...and8 believe it ornot8 romantic love. Chapter /ine in Book Three e"plains this phenomenal relationship between success and

love (( the psycholoicalJphysical relationship between value production @successA and value reection@loveA. +lso8 as you will discover8 your $riday(/iht 2ssence will lead you into Neothink 8 which is a new way usin the mind beyond the smartest people today.

Thousands of diEerent jobs and paths throuh life e"ist8 but of those thousands of paths8 there is one path8in particular8 that you can travel to a better life. The key to your future is to de#ne your path and then et othe mini(day system to take the adventure.

%ou have done that today. Tomorrow8 your adventure beins.

[ 1 ] Jack London (1876-1916) fought an internal battle, ostensibl bet!een indi"idualis#, !hich he li"ed through and throug

"ersus socialis#, !hich he belie"ed in$ %n a larger scale, ho!e"er, he fought the battle bet!een the &i"ili'ation of od-

!hich he li"ed, "ersus the antici"ili'ation, !hich he !as inesca*abl surrounded b$ +he conflict led to tur#oil and suicide

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both Jack London and his autobiogra*hical hero artin den$ f Jack London had access to The Book , he !ould ha"e seen t

route out of the antici"ili'ation and easil a"erted suicide$

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