Comments on: Why Encourage People?

By: Debbi Baird

Debbi Baird — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 15:47:02 +0000

Speaking of encouragement, Joe, I wonder what you would do in my situation right now.

I’m looking to publish a book or even a series of books and have been looking at what’s available online for self publishing. I’m dizzy just going over all the options!!:shock:

If YOU were getting ready to publish your first book right now, what would you do and how would you do it? I know that I can self publish by making it into an ebook, but my target market is OFFLINE – showing people how to GET online and use their computers properly! So it needs to be a printed- “in hand” book that people can place next to their computer and follow along!

I already have a great Hypnotic Title (thank you!) so I know that it will garner interest!

Perhaps you can do a blog on this subject and what’s available that you would recomend to people who want to put their books into paper format!

Thanks! LOVE YOUR WORK! Have at least 5 of your books!

Debbi

By: vinbhat

vinbhat — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 02:50:04 +0000

Just finished listening to Attractor Factor (book on tape), fascinating! Couldn’t stop listening after I completed the first chapter. The story where Joe helped a local restaurant owner touches me.

Now, reading this blog was a treat! I will be reading it again.

By: Christopher Spear

Christopher Spear — Sat, 21 Jun 2008 19:16:03 +0000

Thanks Joseph, No doubt…it works and since on a larger plane we are one, when we encourage others we are encouraging everyone…even ourselves.

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By: Vall Gordon

Vall Gordon — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 18:14:45 +0000

Looking for encouragement. Im in a junction looking north, feeling hands pushing me, need some hands to pull me. Become my mentor Joe Vitale. this will result in a person spreading this movement in the Caribbean. Thanks Mandy for asking the E question.

Gordon ion Grenada

By: Alexander Morentin

Alexander Morentin — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 03:23:25 +0000

Thanks Joe,
I was at a chamber of commerce networking lunch today and the speaker was talking on the subject of NLP (nero linguistic programming).
One of the subjects she focused on was, “Whatever you focus on will expand.”

I instantly thought of you and Anthony Robbins.
It is funny that I would get home and find this blog post.
Just a coincidence?.. I think not.

Thanks Joe, for the insight and wisdom you bring to the world.

BTW I love the new hypnotic marketing.

By: Natalia

Natalia — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 02:57:38 +0000

Hello Joe,

I absolutely do share these ideas. I think I learned it from my father who is just naturally very accepting, warm person. He was always so supporting of us (my older brother and me). Just about 4 years ago, my father and I encouraged my brother who was a hard working (and a very talanted!) engineer to leave his office work (many hours, no benefits, not such a good pay) to express himself artistically. Ever sinse then, he creates such truly inspired and profound artwork!! He started as a wood carver (taughed himself an ancient Russian art of birch bark carving and quickly became one of the most unique, amazing artist in this field… I know it because I am a professional art dealer of birch bark artwork). He has been also creating wonderful illustrations for a fairy tale I wrote in Russian. You can say just by looking at his illustrations how deeply he was touched and how deeply he GOT the story. But… even though we all are truly talanted and encouraging of each other, we still have not found a way to make a decent living with what we have to offer.

Follow your dream, this is the most important in life. I now teach this wisdom my 5 year old daughter. She of course very often knows it better than myself. She is so brilliant. So amazing. I know that we can only teach our children by actually LIVING this way… I know it with all my heart. All my husband and I heard on The Secret was very encouraging and inspiring, although not new to us at all, we both know it for a very long time…

Why it is so hard to get things moving? Why we actually need to be so brave? I don’t want to be brave. I just want to have a quiet and comfortable life doing things I love most! When the struggle part of this journey will be done?

Thank you a lot in advance.
Natalia

By: Mr. Twenty Twenty

Mr. Twenty Twenty — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 02:01:13 +0000

Thanks Joe,

I’m the middle man here. I am encouraged by so many wonderful people, including you, and like you…. And I also encourage a great number of people in many inspired ways.

Thank you for the dose of inspiration that you shared here and the countless other encouragements that you share with me and others.

See you soon,

Mr. Twenty Twenty
http://www.exhostage.com – Free at Last!
http://www.2020motivation.com – Exposing the Myth of Motivation

By: Frank

Frank — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 01:57:21 +0000

Joe, I was sitting here watching Pat’s TV from last night and your email came in Encouraging me to watch it. While watching the show I had a major insight into something I have been doing with every job I have ever had that does not serve me. I “Identify” with the product/company I am working on/for when in fact they are not mine. This inevitably leads to me being disappointed or worse because they are not “My Dreams” or My products they are in fact someone else’s. My Insight is that while I can do a great job and build great products for other people I need to reserve the time I spend “Identifying” with products for my products and dreams. Thanks for the “Encouragement” that lead to this insight.

By: CStroliaDavis

CStroliaDavis — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 01:19:11 +0000

Hey Joe,

Thanks for sharing this with everyone last night on http://www.portableempire.tv. This has really inspired me to encourage others even more. I really appreciate all the work and effort you put into making this world a better place. Keep up the good work.