Ahead of International Mind-Body Wellness Day on January 3, Secrets of Success highlights renewed interest in holistic growth, classic personal development systems, and a simple daily wellness practice.
As International Mind-Body and Wellness Day approaches on January 3, Secrets of Success is drawing attention to how long-standing personal development principles continue to support modern mind-body wellness. Founded by Russell Brunson and recognized for preserving the teachings of influential figures such as Napoleon Hill and W. Clement Stone, the organization has spent decades connecting mental clarity, emotional resilience, and purposeful action through structured daily habits.
That commitment reflects how Secrets of Success continues to engage readers through accessible formats, including its role as an online book club for mindset and success that introduces timeless material in ways that align with today’s wellness priorities. Rather than encouraging rigid routines, the organization emphasizes consistent, manageable practices that fit into real life, supporting balance, focus, and personal growth without overwhelm.
According to Brunson, the renewed relevance of these systems reflects a broader cultural shift. “What we’re seeing is people searching for something sustainable,” Brunson said. “The classic principles still work, but they have to fit the realities of modern attention, modern stress, and modern schedules.” His perspective highlights why structured simplicity is resonating again across the wellness and personal development space.
At the center of that renewed interest is the rediscovery of the “lost” 1357 method, a daily personal development practice rooted in classic success philosophy. Drawing inspiration from a lost Napoleon Hill book, the technique focuses on intentional reading, reflection, and application in just 13 minutes and 57 seconds per day. “It’s an approach that feels especially relevant in an era shaped by digital distraction and information overload,” said Brunson.
By addressing attention fatigue head-on, the 1357 framework reframes personal growth as a wellness-aligned habit rather than an aspirational goal. Its simplicity helps explain why many people struggle to finish books or maintain momentum, while offering a practical alternative that supports consistency without demanding excessive time or focus.
Those interested in learning more about Secrets of Success, its ongoing educational initiatives, or the continued exploration of the 1357 method can find additional information by visiting www.SecretsOfSuccess.com.
About Secrets of Success
Started by digital marketer Russell Brunson, the Secrets of Success online library on mindset helps entrepreneurs learn strategies and tools taught by legendary authors like Napoleon Hill for focus and success.
