The Secret's Speakers

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The secret’s reputation is almost solely based on the people who have come together and combined their individual insights into a nearly a universal outlook on life. John Assaraf, James Arthur Ray, Bob Doyle, Morris Goodman, and John Hagelin are a few of the contributing speakers in the secret and their reputations in each field of study are truly the backbone of the secrets reliability. But really, who are these people?

John Assaraf was headed down the wrong rode at twice the speed limit when he was a teen. Living a turbulent lifestyle and having absolutely no goals in life wasn’t getting him anywhere, until he discovered his love for the brain and quantum physics (johnassaraf.com). Throughout the last 20 years john has studied how quantum physics and the brain relate to a person’s success in the business world. Through the connections made between these fields he has developed business strategies which he has utilized in the creation of four multimillion dollar companies. John says, “We’re all connected. We just don’t see it. There isn’t an “out there” and an “in here.” Everything in the universe is connected. It is just one energy field.”(thesecret.com) This statement shows how he connects the law of attraction to business strategies. He already understands that everything is connected so, he simply applies the law of attraction to bring good things to him. Today he is helping entrepreneurs develop their businesses, and as these entrepreneurs develop so does Johns knowledge of the law of attraction.

Bob Doyle was living a life that many people want. He had a wife, three kids, and a nice house. His job paid well and wasn’t too stressful but, it just wasn’t enough. He didn’t feel happy so he decided; money isn’t worth having if...

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Works Cited

"Affirmations Personal Goal Setting | Certified Life Coach Become A Millionaire | John Assaraf." Achievement Goal Transformational Business Coaching | Secret Law Of Attraction. Web. 03 May 2011. .

"James Arthur Ray." Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia. Web. 06 May 2011. .

John Hagelin, Ph.D., Proposes Vedic Defense Shield to Prevent War and Terrorism; Create World Peace. Web. 06 May 2011. .

Morris Goodman "The Miracle Man. Web. 06 May 2011. .

Official Web Site of The Secret and The Power. Web. 03 May 2011. .

"Wealth Beyond Reason - Meet Bob Doyle." Web. 06 May 2011. .

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