Evan CarmichaelSpeaker / Author / Introvert

Conceive, BELIEVE, and Achieve Anything You Want | Napoleon Hill’s Formula!

25 Jun 2015 · 0 min

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In this brief motivational video, the host greets the "Believe Nation" audience and introduces the day's theme: conceive, believe, and achieve. The host cues a quote from Napoleon Hill—"Whatever the mind can conceive and believe, the mind can achieve"—and emphasizes that success does not require formal education, citing Thomas Edison as an example of an inventor who succeeded with minimal schooling. The host then poses a direct question to viewers, asking which of the three steps—conceive, believe, or achieve—is hardest for them, encouraging comments and engagement. The segment concludes with a light‑hearted personal anecdote about the host losing and retrieving his wedding ring while jumping, illustrating a casual, relatable tone before signing off with a promise to return the next morning.

Good morning, Believe Nation! Today's message is conceive, believe, and achieve. Over to you, Napoleon Hill.
Whatever the mind can conceive and believe, the mind can achieve. Isn't that a profound statement? You will notice that it says nothing about the need for education, but But simply that whatever your mind can conceive and believe, your mind can achieve. Now, if you want evidence that the mind can achieve whatever the mind can conceive without the benefit of formal education, you only have to remember that Thomas A. Edison conceived the idea of becoming an inventor and lived to become the world's greatest scientist in the field of invention with only 3 months of common school education.
So this is an easy one for me because I'm all about believe. So I'm going to keep it short today and get right to the question of the day, which is: of the 3 things—conceive, believe, achieve—which is the hardest for you to get done? I'm curious. Leave it in the comments below, and I'm going to join in the discussion. Thank you so much for watching. Have a great day. Continue to believe, and I'll see you again tomorrow morning for another shot of espresso. I lost my wedding ring on the jump. It flew off as I jumped. I don't know where it went. This is why I put it on my right hand, because my right knuckles— oh, there it is. Here it is. Okay, back to the right hand so it doesn't fall off. My right knuckle is fatter than my left. Good.