Before Sleep, Destroy The Fear That Blocks Wealth | Napoleon Hill
The account gets checked one more time before bed, and it feels like responsibility. The invoice gets delayed one more day, and it feels like professionalism. Real caution examines a specific risk and makes a decision. Fear disguised as caution simply avoids, then dresses the avoidance up in respectable language.
This episode explains how to tell the two apart, and introduces a short nightly practice called the Fear Inventory, built from Napoleon Hill's teaching on the disguised fear of poverty, for naming a specific fear honestly before sleep so it loses the vague, shapeless power it holds…
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