Brian ScottCEO & Life Coach, ASI · Quantum Success Transformation Guide

Enthusiasm God's Power Within You!

23 Sept 2026 · 2 min

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In this monologue, Brian Scott explores the concept of enthusiasm as a divine, energizing force. He cites Privett’s definition that enthusiasm is a vitalizing power that possesses an individual, causing them to lose themselves in their activity. He explains the etymology—Greek "en" (in) and "theos" (God)—and notes that describing oneself as enthusiastic is essentially reporting a spiritual condition. Scott references historical figures: Emerson’s view of enthusiasm as a passage from human to divine, Pasteur’s notion of it as contemplation of the inner God, and Victor Hugo’s description as the fever of reason. He emphasizes that enthusiasm lights up consciousness, floods cells with energy, and scintillates personality. Scott applies this concept to his own practices, using enthusiasm in future‑self meditations and live events to align with one’s highest timeline. The narrative includes an illustrative anecdote about “Old Bob,” who delivers Christmas packages late at night, singing, driven by a desire not to disappoint children—demonstrating selfless, God‑inspired enthusiasm.

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Privett's own definition, it is that inspiring, vitalizing, propelling power that takes possession of an individual and causes him to lose himself. Enthusiasm comes from 2 Greek words: en, which means in, and theos, which means God. In God. To be inspired or possessed by God is enthusiasm. Enthusiasm means in God. Every time you've described yourself as enthusiastic about something, you were reporting a spiritual condition without even knowing it. Emerson called it the passing from the human to the divine. Pasteur called it the contemplation of the inner God. Victor Hugo called it the fever of reason. And Privet's own definition: it is that inspiring, vitalizing, propelling power that takes possession of an individual and causes him to lose himself in that which he is doing. It is the most powerful form of energy That one can generate, the most powerful form of energy a person can generate. Enthusiasm, which I use in my future self meditations, in live events, tuning into past enthusiastic events as a means of tuning into your highest timeline, because the feeling is the secret, and you would of course be incredibly enthusiastic in your greatest timeline. Enthusiasm, Privet explains, lights up the whole human consciousness Floods every cell with energy, puts sparkle in the eye, and scintillates the entire personality. He opens the chapter with Old Bob delivering packages on Christmas Eve, working past midnight and singing while he does it. Someone asks why he's so happy so late. Old Bob says he wants to avoid disappointing any children on Christmas morning. That's the whole definition demonstrated— losing yourself in the thing you are doing on behalf of people you will never meet.