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$70 million was a lot of money for me at the time. And I couldn’t sleep at night until I gave back every dollar to the people who gave it to me.

Reading is the worst “invention” ever.

The simple trick that changes everything.

Kirby Chambliss talks risk, fitness, and what nearly 12gs of force actually feels like.

With a little patience, some know how, and 5 minutes, you can make yourself a rich, smooth cup of coffee that’s full of flavor and devoid of the sometimes burnt, chalky, bitter taste characteristic of many big-batch coffee brewers.

“The difference between peak performance and poor performance is not intelligence or ability; most often it’s the state that your mind and body is in.” —Tony Robbins

You're not doing yourself any favors if you're in the 26 percent of American adults who haven't read even part of a book within the past year.

In (sartorial) retrospect, Matt Bomer’s rakish turn as suave con-man turned F.B.I. criminal informant Neal Caffrey in USA’s (criminally) underrated White Collar (2009-2014) not only cemented his leading man status but also helped usher into existence a bonafide style icon — a contemporary challenger to the likes of Harvey Spectre and Don Draper — whose characteristic penchant for classic Rat Pack-inspired aesthetics and fine bespoke tailoring has proven to be a noteworthy source of inspiration time-and-again for those drawn to his unique stance on classic 1950s’ and 60s’ formal elegance done up with a modern sensibility.

So to set the best, clearest goals, here are four pitfalls to avoid, according to the 69-year-old hedge fund magnate.

In 1948, Bristol’s personal interests in metaphysics led him, at age 57, just three years before his death, to write his enduring New Thought classic The Magic of Believing.

Only five percent have the vision to annex the strategic position, to see and feel a thing before it happens.

Steve Vai is not just a virtuoso guitarist—he’s also a deep thinker who integrates his philosophical outlook into every aspect of his life, including, and especially, his music.

Most of the advice you’re getting about blogging is DEAD WRONG.

Marketing is pretty simple: Find your potential customers and tell them why they should buy what you’re selling. Of course, just because something is simple doesn’t mean it’s easy.

July 20, 1969 marks the greatest day in human history.

But those cartoons did more than mind-numbingly entertain a generation of children.

Conor McGregor exudes complete confidence in his own abilities.

Luxuriate in the Glamour of the eternal city.

The “Letter of Transmittal” for Week Sixteen of Charles F. Haanel’s The Master Key System is somewhat strange.

Ever feel like you’re just not getting enough done?

Here are ten fantastic — and often funny — quotes from J. Paul Getty that, while they won’t make you rich in and of themselves, will definitely point you in the right direction.

Even if you’re crazy about keeping your figure, there are still foods you can eat without limitations.

As James Altucher says, "Billions is the first show that gets Wall Street right."

The worst moment in my life was when I thought I was at the peak of my intelligence.

When I was stationed in Germany I heard the word Über for the first time.

Visualize what you want! Think big thoughts! But, someone will always ask, how does one keep all of one’s goals in mind?

Because every gentleman deserves to spend his money wisely.

Paper, books, wooden joints, tea whisks — Japanese culture has, for seemingly all of its long recorded history, greatly esteemed the making of objects.

When I first wrote a novel in 1991 I remember walking down the road and seeing a pretty girl and thinking, “She might like me now.”

The law of attraction has a bad rep, and it’s not surprising.

In Greek mythology, characters often experience katabasis—or “a going down.”

They all sparkle, but that's where the similarities end.

Sometimes, Charles F. Haanel can be very frustrating.

Five Personality Tests that Will Fascinate You

This is the place where you can truly set your thoughts into motion because it is here that you develop your goals, create your vision, forge your plans, and ready you actions.

A Message to Millennials is a must for any individual looking to develop their leadership skills or organization intent on developing the next generation of leaders.

If I were creating a college – these would be the only classes.

More than money or fame or any other kind of recognition is the fact that a book is permanent. A successful book becomes a part of the world’s library — a milestone in history that the human race carries with it forward to territories unknown.

Become successful. Here's how.

The King of Cool; the most stylish man to walk the earth; the best dressed man in the world. McQueen has been named them all, and for very good reason.

We’ve learned lots of ‘useful’ information from watching movies. For example, how to effectively shoot back at an enemy, and how to fly away in a spaceship through an asteroid belt. But the big screen misleads us a lot, so over the years many myths were created that we still believe.

Roughly 1.2 billion people worldwide are currently learning a foreign language. If you are one of them, this article is for you.

The fundamentals of black tie have, for the most part, remained exactly the same for the past six decades or so. Which is great, because it means that the tuxedos our most iconic leading men were wearing 20 to 50 years ago are still very much relevant today. Here’s what you can learn from them.

March 14 is the 138th anniversary of Einstein's birth. Celebrate with these quotes that have nothing to do with E=mc2.

It’s amazing what a difference the seasons and the weather can have on the passage of time. As Tennessee Williams once rhapsodized: “Don’t you just love those long rainy afternoons in New Orleans when an hour isn’t just an hour — but a little piece of eternity dropped into your hands — and who knows what to do with it?”

Personally, I always hate it when my socks came down my calves because they would bunch on my shoes and it will be uncomfortable walking in them. That happened particularly when I walked a lot, and so it was just bothersome to always pull the socks back up.

Tony Robbins stopped by on his birthday. And then he started causing problems. Like he does.

Some may have called her extravagant lifestyle tips out of touch—and yes, she did recount how she once cured a common cold by flying to Jamaica. She also made a case for why 37 pieces of luggage were absolutely necessary for a trip to London.

It’s a list that has changed over time—and will continue to change—but it’s a good enough place to start.