tips for success

People are always asking me for advice on how to become rich, famous, and successful. I always ask them, "Why do you want to become rich, famous, and successful?"

It's funny because they never have a good answer. "Look," I tell them, "You don't really want to be rich, famous, and successful, but since you asked, I'll let you in on the secret."

Everybody's got an a55hole in 'em. We human beings must simply accept this fact. Jung called it the Shadow. It's that part of you where all your psychic doo-doo ends up, all your insecurities, the stuff about yourself that scares you.

Ignore it at your own peril.

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I never had any intention of reviewing The Secret. In fact, I didn't even intend to read it. My wife made me do it. She makes me do all kinds of stupid things. You want to know a secret? I'll tell you a secret, the secret to a happy marriage: Do all the stupid things your wife tells you to do (or not).

Anyway, back to the book review...