Think & Grow Rich: 13 Timeless Principles to Unlock Wealth, Power & Purpose Day 3

Think & Grow Rich: 13 Timeless Principles to Unlock Wealth, Power & Purpose Day 3

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Welcome back to The Daily Mastermind, George Wright III with your daily dose of inspiration, motivation, and education.

I'm your host. We're on a journey. We've got 13 principles inside Think and Grow Rich that I'm breaking down each day, and we're on Day Three. Day Three is all about faith. It's the foundation of belief.

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Understanding Faith in Entrepreneurship

So let’s talk about something most entrepreneurs don’t want to admit out loud. What do you think that is? It’s the feeling, deep down, that maybe—just maybe—they're not good enough. That quiet voice that says, “Who am I to be trying this?” or “What if I fail again?” or “What are people going to think?”

Look, I don’t care who you are—and I’ve worked with some of the biggest names in the industry—everyone feels that at some point. You’ve heard people like Tony Robbins and Ed Mylett admit it. Now, they don’t think that way as much anymore, because they’ve done something about it. They’ve applied faith to their actions.

Even the highest performers, even the most confident CEOs, coaches, and creators with millions of views—they all deal with fear. And that’s where faith comes in.

Not the kind tied to religion. Not the kind you typically associate with spiritual belief. I’m talking about the kind Napoleon Hill describes as the “head chemist of the mind”—the belief in yourself, your vision, and in the unseen process of creating success.

In Think and Grow Rich, Hill says:

“Faith is the basis of all miracles and all mysteries, which cannot be analyzed by the rules of science.”

Let me repeat that: Faith is the basis of all miracles and all mysteries, which cannot be analyzed by the rules of science.

But he’s not talking about blind belief. That’s not what this is. He talks about belief created through action, and more specifically, through autosuggestion and repetition.

I hope you caught that. According to Hill—and remember, these principles are ones you may have heard before, but I want you to dig deeper—faith is a state of mind that may be induced by affirmations, visualization, and repeated emotional experience.

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The Science Behind Faith and Belief

Think about that for a second. Let’s even digress into the realm of religion. What creates faith there? Affirmations, visualizations, and repeated emotional experiences. That’s exactly what Hill is talking about—but now apply it to your life, your business, and your mindset.

In your business, faith becomes a state of mind that is created and reinforced by the way you think, the way you see your outcomes, and the repeated behaviors you practice. Faith is not passive. It requires behavior and practice.

Modern neuroscience actually backs all of this up.

Think of Dr. Joe Dispenza. He teaches that your thoughts—when repeated and felt emotionally—literally begin to rewire your brain chemistry. That’s not self-help fluff. That’s science.

Mel Robbins says that confidence isn’t something you have, it’s something you build—by doing scary things and proving to yourself that you can handle them.

Tony Robbins reminds us that beliefs are just repeated thoughts.

Ed Mylett talks about how faith and confidence are things you can create and decide.

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Building Unshakeable Faith

So if you want to build unshakeable faith in yourself and your abilities, here's the truth: you don’t need more evidence—you need better programming.

Let that sink in. You don’t need to see more results in order to believe. You need to install beliefs before you ever get proof.

I use the analogy of mountain climbing or rock climbing. Whether you’ve climbed mountains or not, think about this: experts climbing those massive peaks often have a partner below them guiding the way. That person tells them where they can place a hand or a foot next.

But to follow that instruction, you have to trust. You have to have faith. Whether you believe there’s a ledge or not doesn’t change the fact that it’s there.

Whether you believe your next breakthrough is possible or not doesn’t change the fact that it’s possible. But your belief—your faith—is what determines if you take the step forward.

Faith is a decision. But then it's a decision you have to take action on.

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Overcoming Fear, Imposter Syndrome, and Inaction

Let’s break this down in real terms, for wherever you are in your journey.

Maybe you're launching a new offer, but you're afraid no one will buy. Or maybe you're scaling your business because you've been crushing it, but you carry that fear of losing it all. You might be feeling imposter syndrome—that underlying fear that you’re not good enough, or you don’t really belong in the room you’ve stepped into.

Let’s call it what it really is: fear.

Tony Robbins recently said something that stuck with me. He called imposter syndrome a farce. A lie. Because really, it’s just fear—the fear of losing what you’ve built or looking bad in front of others.

So whether you're just getting started, in a growth phase, or holding back from committing to your next big move, the real issue isn’t proof or experience—it’s that you haven’t fully installed the belief system you need to operate at that level.

Here’s the solution: you must install belief before proof.

You’re not going to get solid, irrefutable evidence up front. You have to condition your mind, and then the results will follow. The world will reflect your internal state back to you only after you’ve trained your subconscious mind to operate from faith.

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Napoleon Hill’s Daily Practice

Let’s return to Napoleon Hill. He talks about combining faith and autosuggestion through a very intentional process:

1. Create a written statement of your definite purpose (as we discussed with the desire principle).
2. Read it aloud daily—every single day—with emotion.
3. Visualize yourself already in possession of the result you desire.

Let me say that again, because this is crucial: read your affirmation aloud with emotion, and then visualize the outcome as if it’s already yours.

This isn’t woo-woo. This is the science of the subconscious mind. You are programming it with clarity, certainty, and repetition.

As you do this, your subconscious begins to override fear, building confidence through daily conditioning. That’s when everything shifts. Your energy changes. Your decisions improve. You begin taking actions that are aligned with your outcomes.

And here’s the key: when you start to believe, your belief transmits power.

I’ve seen this firsthand. In my life, this always happened before the money showed up. Long before the external rewards arrived, I was operating from internal certainty. And that certainty created traction.

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Faith-Building Challenge

So let’s put this into practice.

Here’s your faith-building challenge for today:

Write a 2–3 sentence affirmation that expresses your biggest business goal. Phrase it in the present tense, make it emotionally charged, and be specific.

For example:

“I am confidently enrolling high-level clients into my signature program, generating over $100,000 per month in income, while delivering massive value with purpose and passion.”

Then start reading it daily. Out loud. With emotion.

This is a different application of yesterday’s principle of desire, but it’s built on the same action step. Write it down. Read it out loud. Feel it. When fear shows up during the day, stop and read your affirmation again. Remind yourself: this is proof that I’m stepping outside my comfort zone.

You're not brainwashing yourself. You’re rewiring your brain to believe in what’s possible.

The goal is to engage your subconscious mind as a powerful ally. And the only way to do that is through repetition, vision, and emotion. That’s how you create belief in something you haven’t seen yet.

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Conclusion and Next Steps

Here’s the truth: Faith is not something you either have or don’t have. It’s something you build—deliberately—through repetition, emotion, and vision.

That’s the difference between trying and committing, between doubting and declaring. Faith is that “eternal elixir” that gives life, power, and action to the impulse of thought.

And if you don’t have it yet, borrow belief from this episode. Borrow belief from me. Borrow belief from the community that surrounds you. But eventually, you have to install it in yourself.

Do me a favor—take a few minutes today to reflect on what this principle means to you. Visualize where this new mindset could take you. Then start implementing.

I'll be back with Day Four tomorrow. Please share this episode with someone who could benefit, and reach out to me on Facebook, Instagram, or via the email in the show notes. Let me know what your affirmation is, what you're working on, and how faith is showing up for you.

You’ve got this. Keep going.

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About George Wright III:

George Wright is a Proven, Successful Entrepreneur- and he knows how to inspire entrepreneurs, companies, and individuals to achieve Massive Results. With more than 20 years of Executive Management experience and 25 years of Direct Marketing and Sales experience, George is responsible for starting and building several successful multimillion-dollar companies. He started at a very young age to network and build his experience and knowledge of what it takes to become a driven and well-known entrepreneur. George built a multi-million-dollar seminar business, promoting some of the biggest stars and brands in the world. He has accelerated the success and cash flow in each of his ventures through his network of resources and results driven strategies. George is now dedicated to teaching and sharing his Prosperity Principles and Strategies to every Driven and Passionate Entrepreneur he meets. His mission is to Empower Entrepreneurs Globally to create Massive Change and LIVE their Ultimate Destiny.

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