4 Free Classic Success Books

There was a time in my life, when I couldn’t afford to buy the books I wanted to read. I would hear about a book that was a “must read,” but wouldn’t be able to buy it from lack of funds. But, that didn’t stop me from getting the information. I would camp out in Read more

5 Reasons to Subscribe to PD4Free

At the present time, my blog is only a few months old, and  already, there are nearly 600 people all over the world who  have subscribed for our PD4FreeZine. Why? Here’s 5 reasons. Read more

How I Discovered Personal Development (Part 3 of 3)

It was a recording of a seminar that Jack Canfield did. Jack is the co-author of the Chicken Soup for the Soul series, as well as many other best-selling books. And, later, he became one of the Secret teachers on the movie The Secret. I learned “the secret” of attracting anything you want into your life, way before there was a video about it.

I listened to those two tapes over, and over, and over. It was all so new to me, and so exciting. All this talk about positive mental attitude, positive self talk, affirmations, Read more

How I Discovered Personal Development (Part 2 of 3)

This article is continued from part 1.

Even before I met her brother, Curtis, I just knew that I would be hired, and this would be what I would do for the rest of my life. After all, I had a premonition…a vision…I saw into the future. I discovered my destiny.

The next day, I went down for an interview. It was no interview at all. It was he and his business partner standing in the door way of their office just shootin’ the bull with me. After a few minutes, he said, “I like you. If you want the job it’s yours.” I said yes and was hired on the spot. I started the next day. Read more

How I Discovered Personal Development (Part 1 of 3)

It was 1998. I was a 26 year-old college drop-out. I was working as an account rep for an ice company that required lots of driving. One day between accounts, I was sitting in my car in a grocery store parking lot, my engine running, while stuffing my face with a greasy burger. Bored, I caught myself staring at the gages in my dashboard, when I noticed the temperature slowly going up. Oh no, I thought, not again. (On a trip from Hades  from Utah to Texas, my car did the same thing just before my radiator blew up.) I had absolutely no money in the bank, and knew if my radiator blew again, I’d be hanging out all day with Dr. Scholl’s. Read more

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