Dr. Joe Vitale’s Blog

1
Jul

Completing Napoleon Hill’s Assignment

Now that I’m President of the Napoleon Hill Institute, I’ve had the pleasure of completing the challenge Andrew Carnegie delivered to Hill in 1908.

Let me tell you the story…

Last month I flew to New York City for the first Napoleon Hill Institute event since the famous self-help author died decades ago.

Before the event began, the Institute CEO, Cliona O’Hara, and her camera crew drove over to the Carnegie Mansion in Manhattan.

That’s the place where a young nobody reporter in 1908 had the chance to meet and interview the world’s wealthiest man, Andrew Carnegie.

At that historic meeting, Carnegie challenged Hill to devote his life to compiling the science of success. Carnie would make introductions but he wouldn’t pay anything.

As generous as Carnegie was, he wasn’t going to support an unknown reporter, at least not financially.

Hill agreed.

And Hill hit the ground running.

He began an intense and persistent two decade long research project.

Along the way he created an entire course in 1925, and of course the famous Think and Grow Rich book in 1937.

And Hill kept producing books and courses until his death in 1970.

But Carnegie didn’t see any of it.

The legendary tycoon died in 1919, long before Hill had any real success.

My staff and I felt we needed to complete the mission.

We needed to go to the Carnegie Mansion, get into Carnegie’s study where he met Hill in 1908, and put a copy of Think and Grow Rich on the shelf.

We did just that.

I’ve posted video footage of the memorable event on my IG and FB pages.

But whenever you go to the Carnegie Mansion, see if you can peek into the library.

You’ll find the ghosts of Hill and Carnegie there.

And a copy of Think and Grow Rich.

Challenge completed.

Ao Akua,

Dr Joe

PS – My latest book releases tomorrow! Go get it in hardcover, Kindle, or audio formats, wherever you like to get books. Expect Miracles! 🙂

 

1
Jun

US President Lifetime Achievement Award to Dr. Joe Vitale

On May 18 2024 I was given the US President Lifetime Achievement Award in Temecula, California.

The Los Angeles Tribune nominated me and the Oval Office approved it.

Words still fail me.

All I can say is “Thank you.”

Gratefully,

Dr. Joe Vitale

PS – My latest book is available for preorder: www.ZeroLimitsLivingBook.com

 

1
May

QiCoil Abundance or How I Attracted $32,000 Overnight

Yes, it’s true.
I received $32,000 out of the blue.
And it happened 24 hours after doing something “crazy.”
Let me explain.
I interviewed David Wong for my e-TV show.
He’s the inventor of the QiCoil.
It’s a frequency device that looks hi-tech and sci-fi but can help with changing your vibes, clearing any
blocks, and upping your frequencies.
I know, I know.
It sounds woo-woo.
But David explained he healed himself of an incurable illness with frequencies.
He also told me a realtor made over $90,000 in only two hours after using the frequency device.
I’m pretty open minded, and always curious about tools that can help you and me attract our goals.
It’s pretty cool looking.
It has access to 10,000 programs but I wanted to try attracting wealth.
So I played the “Abundance Ultimate” album.
It was easy.
I just selected the frequency and relaxed.
Twenty minutes later it was over.
I’m not sure what I expected but get this –
The very next day Fedex was at my door delivering a check.
A check for $32,000.
I did not expect it.
It was a complete surprise.
A fluke?
Maybe.
But I’m experimenting with the QiCoil and getting truly excited about the possibilities with it.
You really need to check this out for yourself or anyone you care about.
There are 10,000 frequency programs with the device, so you’re bound to find something you can play with – from health to wealth to romance to success to spiritual awakening.
You name it and there’s probably a program for it.
Go see for yourself at —
Expect Miracles.
Love
Dr Joe

PS – My interview of the inventor is at

And his product page is at –
What if this thing really works??
“You have the power to make things seem hard or easy or even amusing.”  – Seneca
1
Apr

Emerson Applied Today

Transcendentalism, an intellectual movement rooted in the early 19th century, championed by Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau, continues to echo through the corridors of time, resonating with vibrant relevance in our modern era.

This philosophy, centered on the inherent goodness of both people and nature, advocates for individual intuition as a critical guide and emphasizes a deep, spiritual individual connection with the natural world.

In an age dominated by digital screens and fast-paced living, the transcendental principles offer a refreshing wellspring of wisdom for leading a more mindful, fulfilling life.

Let’s embark on a colorful journey to explore how Emerson and Thoreau’s transcendentalism can be practically applied today, illuminating paths towards personal growth, environmental stewardship, and social reform.

Self-Reliance and Personal Growth

At the heart of transcendentalism lies the concept of self-reliance, a powerful call to trust one’s inner voice and instincts.

In Emerson’s view, each individual is capable of discovering truth through personal intuition, rather than adhering strictly to societal norms or external authorities.

In today’s context, this principle encourages us to carve out our unique paths in life, embracing authenticity over conformity. It’s a call to cultivate our inner resources, fostering resilience and creativity in the face of challenges.

In practical terms, self-reliance can manifest through pursuing passions that resonate with our deepest selves, rather than following preordained career or life trajectories.

It’s about listening to our inner dialogues and honoring our feelings and thoughts as valid and important. This approach fosters a strong sense of self-worth and independence, vital for personal growth and happiness in our increasingly complex world.

Nature as a Source of Inspiration and Healing

Thoreau’s experiment in simple living at Walden Pond is a testament to the transcendentalist belief in nature as a sanctuary for spiritual and personal rejuvenation.

In modern times, this translates into a growing recognition of the therapeutic effects of spending time outdoors. Nature is not only a respite from the technological whirlwind of contemporary life but also a profound teacher, offering lessons in patience, resilience, and interconnectedness.

Engaging with the natural world can take numerous forms, from adopting a more sustainable lifestyle to protect our environment, to regular practices like forest bathing, gardening, or simply taking mindful walks in the park.

These activities ground us, helping to alleviate stress and enhancing our overall well-being. They remind us of our place within the larger web of life, fostering a sense of responsibility towards the preservation of our planet.

Civil Disobedience and Social Reform

Thoreau’s essay, “Civil Disobedience,” argues for nonviolent resistance to unjust laws, a concept that has inspired countless social reform movements throughout history.

Today, this principle is more relevant than ever, as individuals and communities stand up against social injustices, environmental degradation, and inequality.

Transcendentalism encourages us to question societal norms and laws that conflict with our moral compass and to take action in the pursuit of justice.

Practically, this can involve engaging in peaceful protests, advocating for policy changes, or supporting causes and organizations that align with our values.

It’s about using our voices and resources to effect change, whether by voting, volunteering, or raising awareness about critical issues. This aspect of transcendentalism underscores the power of collective action and the importance of standing up for one’s beliefs in the face of adversity.

Education and the Cultivation of Free Thought

Transcendentalists valued education, not as a means to an end but as a lifelong process of intellectual and spiritual growth.

They advocated for an educational system that encourages critical thinking, creativity, and the development of each individual’s unique potential.

In today’s digital age, with information at our fingertips, the transcendental emphasis on independent thought and personal discovery is particularly poignant.

We can apply this philosophy by seeking diverse sources of information, engaging in lifelong learning, and fostering environments—at home, in schools, and in workplaces—that encourage curiosity and open-minded exploration.

It’s about valuing questions as much as answers and recognizing that education is not confined to classrooms but is an expansive, never-ending journey.

Embracing Minimalism and Simplifying Life

Thoreau’s experiment in minimalism at Walden Pond, where he sought to live deliberately and focus on the essentials of life, provides a blueprint for modern minimalism.

In an era of overconsumption and environmental crises, adopting a more minimalist lifestyle can lead to not only personal clarity and freedom but also a more sustainable existence on this planet.

This approach involves decluttering not just our physical spaces but also our schedules and digital lives, making room for what truly matters.

It’s a call to evaluate our consumption habits, reduce waste, and find joy in simplicity and experiences over material possessions.

By embracing minimalism, we align our lives with transcendental values, promoting a healthier, more mindful, and environmentally conscious lifestyle.

In conclusion, Emerson and Thoreau’s transcendentalism, with its rich tapestry of self-reliance, deep reverence for nature, commitment to social justice, and a holistic approach to education and simplicity, offers a vibrant philosophical framework for navigating the complexities of modern life.

By integrating these timeless principles into our daily lives, we can cultivate a deeper sense of purpose, connection, and harmony with the world around us.

The journey towards a transcendental-inspired life is both a personal quest and a collective endeavor, one that promises to enrich our lives and the fabric of our communities in profoundly beautiful ways.

Expect Miracles.

Love

Dr Joe

PS – Preorder my new book today wherever books are sold:

Note: When I was a kid wanting to be a writer, my father once told me, “People don’t care about great writing.” Was he right? Let’s see. I did not write this blog post. I prompted ChatGPT to write it for me. I changed one word in it, and adjusted the paragraph breaks, but otherwise left it as it was presented to me by AI. Why? Not because it’s great writing (it’s not) but because I wanted to run a test. The style is clearly not mine, but maybe my father was right; maybe people don’t care about great writing. I’m wondering if you noticed or suspected something was “off” with this blog post. If so, leave a comment.

1
Mar

Zero Limits Living

Great news: You can go preorder my latest book – “Zero Limits Living” – my fourth book in the ho’oponopono inspired series – by going to Amazon or B&N or wherever you love to order books.

I think you’ll like this one. It transcends all the others: Zero Limits, AT Zero, The Fifth Phrase.

Some early reviewers wrote –

“A must-read book of the year.” – Los Angeles Tribune

“I’ve watched Dr. Joe’s evolution as a leading-edge author for decades. His latest book is a breakthrough in personal development and spirituality. It’s truly a new map to success. I loved it.”

— Marci Shimoff, #1 NY Times bestselling author, Happy for No Reason

“An eye-opener! We need this book now more than ever before. It’s empowering, enlightening, and entertaining too!”

  • Lee Milteer, Author, Speaker, Business Coach

“If you’re seeking a path to a limitless existence, I highly recommend “Zero Limits Living” by Dr. Joe Vitale, unquestionably one of the greatest self-help authors of our time.”

– Moe Rock, publisher, music producer, bestselling author, The Moral Compass

“These high-consciousness techniques include understanding the Universe conspires to help us, harnessing the power of the collective unconscious, identifying with our inner “I” of divinity, rewiring our brains, and turning any failure into feedback on our way to our dreams. Welcome to living a life of infinite possibilities!”

  • Tassel Faith Shanebrook, founder of You Are Your Own Hero

“Empowering and transformative, this isn’t your ordinary “self-help” book! This masterpiece is the only book you will ever need to unlock the secrets of attracting your desires and goals with precision and grace. Its profound wisdom not only reveals the path to achieving your dreams, but also bestows the gift of inner peace, nurturing a serene mind and soul amidst life’s chaos. With the three-part formula, prepare to kick limiting beliefs to the curb and finally have a limitless life!”

  • Amberly Lago, Bestselling Author, Top 1% Podcast Host, Mindset Coach, TEDx Speaker

“A brilliant synthesis of spirituality and self-help, revealing a new system for getting results in a balanced, healthy, and accelerated way. I highly recommend this amazing book.” – Mary Morrissey, author, Brave Thinking, Founder, Brave Thinking Institute

“Dr. Joe’s use of his own compelling story will have you captivated, inspired and ready to break down limitations in order to live the life you deserve.”

  • Dariush Soudi, Founder of Gladiator Mastery

“Reading Dr. Joe Vitale’s latest book, “Zero Limits Living,” will be the difference between talking about the results you want to see in your life and actually achieving them! Read the book, do the work, reap the rewards!”

– Clarissa Burt, Author, The Self-Esteem Regime

Like I said, go preorder now and your future self will thank you later.

It’ll ship July 2, 2024.

Order here.

Expect Miracles!

Ao Akua,

Dr. Joe