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In this episode of “Wednesday’s Words of Wisdom,” Paul H. Flowers Jr. continues his series interpreting Napoleon Hill’s Think and Grow Rich. After recapping the first two steps—Desire (a six‑step plan for defining a specific monetary goal and repeating it twice daily) and Faith (building confidence through a five‑step formula)—he delves into the third step: auto‑suggestion. Flowers explains auto‑suggestion as the process of consciously feeding the subconscious mind with positive, present‑tense affirmations, repeated aloud, in sleep, and during daily activities. He stresses the importance of phrasing affirmations affirmatively (“I am the number one agent”) rather than negatively (“I will not be broke”), arguing that the subconscious only registers the literal words. Using personal anecdotes from his sales career, he illustrates how consistent, emotionally‑charged affirmations led to repeated top‑performer results. He introduces several metaphors—a garden where seeds must be watered with high‑pH alkaline water (positive language) rather than soda or gasoline, and a mountain climb that must always ascend—to convey the need for continual, disciplined practice. Flowers outlines a practical routine: write affirmations, phrase them positively, repeat them at least twice a day (morning and evening), and pair them with strong emotion. He warns that affirmation alone is insufficient; action must accompany thought, referencing the original desire step’s action plan. Finally, he encourages listeners to adopt a childlike, innocent approach to the process, trusting the method while persisting through ups and downs. The episode ends with a call to integrate desire, faith, and auto‑suggestion—what he calls “Act and Grow Rich”—and a promise to continue the series.

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