Ep 13. Faith Is a You-and-You Deal — Turning Belief into Action

In this episode of The Business Owner’s Bookshelf, Donna Kunde unpacks Chapter 3 of Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill to reveal why faith is more than belief—it’s a powerful force that turns thought into action. Through stories, universal principles, and personal insights, Donna explains how mixing emotion with thought activates real transformation. You’ll learn how to apply this principle to your goals so you can build confidence, clarity, and momentum in your business.

💡 What You’ll Learn

• Why faith is the bridge between your thoughts and results
• How to “emotionalize” your goals so they become reality
• The difference between belief, emotion, and vibration
• How universal laws—like gravity—mirror business success principles
• Why repetition deepens awareness and strengthens faith over time

🔎 Episode Highlights

• “All thoughts which have been emotionalized and mixed with faith begin immediately to translate themselves into their physical equivalent.” — Napoleon Hill
• Faith is visualization in motion—it’s seeing your goal as already achieved.
• You don’t need to understand universal laws for them to work—you just need to align with them.
• Persistence is the sustained effort that induces faith.
• The more often you revisit a principle, the more deeply you understand it.

🪶 Reflection

• How often do you mix emotion with your goals, or do you keep them purely logical?
• What beliefs might be limiting your ability to visualize success?
• How does faith show up in your business decisions—do you act on trust or wait for proof?
• What would change if you treated faith as a daily discipline instead of a concept?

🧭 Next Steps

• Revisit Chapters 2–4 of Think and Grow Rich (Desire, Faith, Persistence) as a sequence.
• Practice faith in action: choose one business goal and visualize its completion every day.
• Download your free copy of Think and Grow Rich at DonnaKunde.com.

Originally aired on the IBGR International Business Growth Radio Network.