Break the Cycle: Escape the Habits of the Poor | Earl Nightingale

Break the Cycle: Escape the Habits of the Poor | Earl Nightingale

Earl Nightingale was an American radio personality, speaker, and author known for his motivational and inspirational works. He was born on March 12, 1921, in Los Angeles, California, and passed away on March 28, 1989.

One of his most famous works is the spoken-word record titled "The Strangest Secret," which was originally released in 1956. In this recording, Nightingale shared the key to success and happiness, emphasizing the power of thoughts and the impact they have on one's life. He believed that our thoughts shape our reality and that by setting clear goals and maintaining a positive mental attitude, individuals can achieve their dreams.

Throughout his career, Earl Nightingale served as a motivational speaker and became one of the pioneers in the field of personal development.
He co-founded the Nightingale-Conant Corporation, a company focused on producing self-help and educational audio programs. The success of his programs and writings contributed significantly to the growth of the self-improvement industry.

Nightingale's work continues to inspire and influence people worldwide. His messages about personal growth, goal-setting, and positive thinking remain relevant, and many of his quotes are still shared and cited by motivational speakers and self-help enthusiasts today.

Remembering Earl Nightingale's contributions, people often quote one of his famous sayings: "We become what we think about." This simple yet profound statement encapsulates the core of his teachings and continues to inspire individuals to take control of their thoughts and shape their destinies.

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[DustinGrant]

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[SophiaBint-wjwn]

I began my investment journey at the age of 33, primarily through hard work and dedication. I am to share that my passive income exceeded $100k in a single month for the first time. This success reinforces the importance of the advice mentioned earlier. It is not about achieving quick wealth, but rather ensuring long-term financial prosperity.

[mariancounsellor]

I never get tired of listening to this legend 👏🏽👏🏽💥

[Benjackson]

Love this video! Anything from Earl Nightingale is gold

[englishiseasyandfun]

Thank you for posting this fantastic podcast. I have personally been listening to Earl Nightingale for a number of years. He was and always will be one of my great mentors.

[DerrickMaina-mm]

Thank you Dustin for this piece. It's awesome and replenishing to the soul.

[SteveFraserLewis]

True American. Served as a Marine in WW2. Mayflower blood, total respect -from a humble Limey

[musajallow]

Thanks for sharing this with us! success is the progressive realization of worthy ideal! i love this defination

[learncadadia]

Thank you for putting this Video together Dustin!

[visualapologetics]

Wow! 20K views—you must have really struck a chord with this one. A great video, thanks for putting this up!

[jonathanrhammon]

Dustin do you have Earl Nightingale's complete recodings

[ryanbailey]

I’m going to be brutally honest with you. It’s not economically feasible for the entirety of society to be rich. Therefore being cash-strapped is not as much a mindset or a flaw in our financial policy as it is a function of the economic environment in which we live. In every economy there will be more burger flippers than there are executives, and I don’t care how educated or financially-literate all of them become.

[Sharkdogb]

They definitely don’t make woman like they used to ivevtet to meet a modern woman that hasn’t cheated on atleast one husband if not multiple. And the rest of them are far from willing to start over with a good hard working man down on his luck that truly loves her.not talking about myself simply telling you about what I’ve seen with my own eyes. It’s a shame

[learncadadia]

Recommendation: Listen to this once a week to stay on track! 🛤