A new 17-hour free audio project explores Napoleon Hill's 17 Principles of Success through conversations with Kent Blanchard, Brian Tracy, Mark Victor Hansen, and others. The content is available on YouTube under "Philard Taylor" and listeners also get a free copy of "Set Yourself on Fire."
of the 17th principle of Napoleon Hill working with his foundation. You've interviewed like hundreds of speakers. Can you tell us about that project, please? And why in the world you're giving it away for free? This is something I would have spent hundreds of dollars when I was a poor student, didn't even know where my next meal would be coming from. I would be saving money to purchase something like that just to get the wisdom. Can you tell us more about it?
Thank you. First of all, it's not me that, you know, it's the generosity of the contributors. And, and others, and so many others. I was just a conduit, a part of that program. But it's 17 hours on Napoleon Hill's 17 Principles of Success that starts with a Definite Chief Aim all the way to Habit Force. And, uh, there's 3 people, campfire kind of setting conversation, where we enter a conversation on their experience with that principle according to Some of the people on that program are staple names. I know I'm going to forget some, but are people like, uh, Kent Blanchard, Brian Tracy, Mark Victor Hansen, Tom Hoffman, uh, did I say Harvey McKay? Yeah, Ivan Misner, uh, from BNI. I mean, unbelievable, Tony. Some that have passed away where you'll never hear them again. And if you go to YouTube, just put Philard Taylor.
I will give them the Android link.
We just put it on just a few short months ago.
Wow, amazing.
And it's 17 hours, and you plug that into your car while you're on a long drive or whatever. It's like you're sitting with us in that conversation, and it's so beautiful. Yes.
Yeah, no, that is definitely— when you guys download or watch those YouTube videos, or when you get the book that you're going to be receiving free from listening to this podcast, Set Yourself on Fire, act as if you had spent $1,000 for the resources. Because one of the problems I have sometimes with receiving free things is because it's free, you think it's cheap, you think it has no value at all. I am telling you, these resources are worth
