This content was created by Brian Johnson. This content was uploaded by Brian Johnson. This is a YouTube video titled "Angela Stokes Promoting PhilosophersNotes!" created on January 27, 2009, where Angela Stokes introduces and promotes the online service philosophersnotes.com. She explains how Brian Johnson summarizes self-development books into PDFs and MP3s, offering free subscriptions to access these resources.
So for Spirit Saturday today, I wanted to introduce you to a little online service that I really, really love and find incredibly nurturing in terms of my spirit and my journey, my path here. This is a fairly new site, I think it actually just got launched last year. It's called philosophersnotes.com Some of you maybe already checked this out. It's an amazing service. Our friend Brian Johnson, he basically reads self development books and summarizes them and puts up the summaries of them on this website in PDF format and also MP3 format. So the written ones, the PDFs, they're always less than six pages long. And the MP3s, the audios, are usually like 20 minutes maximum. So you get like these whole amazing self development books that you maybe really want to read, but you maybe never quite find time, which tell me about it, I can really resonate with that. You get all of these books and they're all summarized and the amazing right now giving away free subscriptions to this service. He wants to give away a million free subscriptions. They've already given away over 10,000. And so you can still get a free subscription by going to the site. And that gets you access to the 25 book titles on there in both the PDF format and the MP3. So you can go there and download all this amazing material. Really motivational, inspirational stuff to really uplift you, you know, feed your soul. When you're doing your juicing or you're doing some jogging or some exercise or something, you can listen to the audios or whenever you're, I don't know, eating lunch. And you could eat, you could be eating and reading a PDF at the same time or something. That's the kind of times when I tend to access this information when I have a little bit of downtime and can slip in some extra inspirational stuff. So I just wanted to show you how to get this stuff happening for yourself if you haven't been there yet. This is my welcome page. I have my own special welcome page on philosophersnotes.com you can see the URL there is philosophersnotes.com roraform and they pop this up for you. Get your free subscription and let me swap hands here so I can scroll for you. It's simple. Fill in your email and make up a password and then hook me up and bam. You'll get your access to Philosopher's Notes and I'll just show you. This is what it looks like when you get inside. Here we are inside my account. And so these here, I think they're all on this. Yeah, this page and the next page There's a top 25. Look at these books. They're amazing. It's all these kind of things that you see on the, on the kind of self improvement shelves or whatever they call them in bookshops. You know, the seven habits of highly effective people. Seven spiritual laws of success. The Power of Intention by Dr. Wayne Dyer, Eckhart Tolle. A New Earth. Ask and It Is Given. Secrets of a Millionaire Mind. Authentic Happiness. That's a really cool book. And I have listened to and read all of these things. Listened to more than read actually. I tend to find it's really useful. You can see you get to choose on all of them. You can download the PDF or the MP3. I tend to download the MP3s and I listen to them, like I said, when I'm juicing or joking or something. And I've just got some really tiring information from these things. Let me see the one. Yeah, this one I think. Yeah, this. The 8020 Principle by Richard Koch. It had this idea. I'd never even heard of this book, but it had this great thing in there which I've mentioned before on my blog about this kind of 30 minute rule for any point. You kind of suddenly realize, whoa, I'm totally like just slipping off track here. What am I doing? You know what, I haven't. What's going on right now? Maybe you're procrastinating or something. Just bring to mind this idea of, okay, in the last 30 minutes, did I do anything that has brought me nearer to my optimal vision for myself, to my like highest possible vision for how I could be turning up here? And if you didn't in the last 30 minutes, then maybe it's time to get something on now, you know. So, yeah, that's just one of the things that I've really enjoyed one of the little tips from all of these books. So anyway, it's just a nice little online resource for you, philosophersnotes.com and as I said before, you can use my link if you like. You can just go straight to philosophersnotes.com if you like. It's. My link is philosophersnotes.com roaroform and then you'll be popped up to here and you can sign up for your own free account. And as I said, he's giving away a million free subscriptions at the moment, so you can send it to anyone and everyone you like so that everyone can access this incredible free information. And I hope you enjoy it. I love this service and actually this week there's even more being added on there, even more amazing titles and all the MP3s and PDFs that you could hopefully want to stock up your own personal spiritual world with. So I hope you enjoy. Bye bye.
