176: Douglas Vermeeren - Personal Power Mastery

I quote Think and Grow Rich in my book, What Would a Wise Woman Do? and its ideas still hold true yet the world has changed significantly since Napoleon Hill researched and wrote his groundbreaking book. how does one improve upon perfection? They research 400 successful and not so successful people from all walks of life and write a new book that shows you how you can increase your personal mastery. I love reading books because I want to shift my perspectives and perceptions of what I think I know to what I need to know. Personal Power Mastery by Douglas Vermeeren is such a book.  Douglas Vermeeren has been on the personal improvement scene forever it seems and his work doesn't grow stale because he is willing to ask and answer the tough questions. In his latest book and workshops he helps readers and attendees release that which no longer serves and embrace a new and empowered thinking. During this episode he explains why positive thinking is actually negative thinking and how neutral thinking will sink you to the bottom quickly. We have a conversation about Choice and how you always have choices even when you think you don't. Douglas Vermeeren's search for success strategies took him into the offices of the founders and CEOS of such companies as Nike, Reebok, Fruit of the Loom, FedEx, American Airlines, UGG boots, Uber, KFC, McDonalds, Disney, United Airlines and Microsoft. As a result, ABC Television and FOX Business are referring to him as the modern-day Napoleon Hill. He is also the producer and director of three out of the top ten personal development movies ever filmed, the author of three books in the Guerrilla Marketing series and a regular featured expert on FOX, CNN, ABC, NBC, CTV and CBC and others. Currently, his program Personal Power Mastery is rated as number three in the world for the most powerful personal development seminars. And now his new book Personal Power Mastery will take its place on the list if international bestsellers. Website DouglasVermeeren.com