Noah St. John is the author of The Secret Code of Success: 7 Hidden Steps to More Wealth and Happiness (HarperCollins) and founder of SuccessClinic.com .

Jack Canfield says, "Noah's work represents one of the most significant breakthroughs in the study of success in decades" and Harvey Mackay writes, "If you want to crack your own secret code of success, crack open Noah's book."

Noah has appeared on CNN, ABC, NBC, National Public Radio, and in PARADE, The Washington Post, Woman's Day, Los Angeles Business Journal, Chicago Sun-Times, Bottom Line/Personal, and Selling Power.

To get the first three chapters of The Secret Code of Success (free) and connect with other Secret Code readers around the world, visit SuccessClinic.com

Blog Entries by Noah St. John

Five Steps to Avoid a Holiday Meltdown

Posted December 9, 2009 | 09:21 PM (EST)


Stressing over the holidays is like burning a winning lottery ticket. We've got so much to celebrate, but heightened expectations and conflicting emotions often make us forget all we have to be grateful for.

Holiday stress is normal. But just because it's normal doesn't mean it's natural.

There's...

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How Yang Beat Woods: A Story of Believing in Yourself

13 Comments | Posted August 17, 2009 | 08:35 AM (EST)


I'll be honest: I didn't even bother to watch the final round of the 2009 PGA Tournament at Hazeltine. Tiger Woods was leading after 54 holes, and Tiger was 14-0 after leading going into the final round of a major. I figured the Wannamaker Trophy was on its way to...

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How to Believe In Yourself: A Four-Step Plan

Posted August 11, 2009 | 07:48 AM (EST)


Believe in yourself. You've heard that the secret to success is to "believe in yourself." But have you ever noticed that no one ever tells you how to believe in yourself?

Today, more and more people believe in themselves less and less. That's because we've lost so much (money,...

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Why Tom Watson Did Not Choke at The British Open

5 Comments | Posted July 19, 2009 | 10:02 PM (EST)


Tom Watson did not choke at the 2009 British Open.

Tom Watson is 53 days shy of his 60th birthday.

Tom Watson is 30 years past his best playing days.

Tom Watson shouldn't have been leading the Open Championship after 71 holes in the first place (he was given...

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Michael Jackson's Death: Avoidable or Inevitable?

9 Comments | Posted June 26, 2009 | 07:58 AM (EST)


My most vivid Michael Jackson memory was his 1993 Oprah Winfrey interview. I remember watching the show and thinking two things:

1. This is the most talented person I've ever seen.
2. This person has the lowest self-esteem of anyone I've ever seen.

Here was this supremely gifted,...

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Success Goes Viral

Posted June 4, 2009 | 07:21 AM (EST)


According to the mainstream media, the only thing more elusive than a crowd at a pig roast these days is success. We hear story after story of failure in every sector of the economy. Yet, despite the gloom and doom, millions of hard-working men and women are succeeding every day,...

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Moms, Mother's Day, and the Myth of Multi-Tasking

3 Comments | Posted May 6, 2009 | 07:13 AM (EST)


If there's one thing mothers have always been great at, it's multi-tasking. Since hunter-gatherer days, moms have been expected to do everything and do it well. And they generally do. Mine did a great job, despite some pretty heavy obstacles.

But I'd like to clear up one thing on this...

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This Little Piggy Doesn't Go to Market: How to Fight Fear and Make It Work For You

2 Comments | Posted May 1, 2009 | 10:01 AM (EST)


Today's reactions to reports of the swine flu virus include: school closings, threats of borders closing, people being told to stay off planes and trains, high school sporting events canceled.

The natural response to fear is to contract. This contracting behavior shows up in all types of animal species, from...

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The Power of the Right Question

Posted April 29, 2009 | 06:08 AM (EST)


Right now, many of us are questioning ourselves: "Am I doing the right thing? What happened to my 401K? Will I have any money left by next year?"

Me too. And about a billion other people.

These questions are perfectly natural in times like this. The good news and bad...

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Believe in Yourself: Why You Don't (Yet) and What To Do About It

Posted April 23, 2009 | 09:59 AM (EST)


Believe in yourself. Traditional success teachers have told us for decades that the key to success is to "believe in yourself." But have you ever noticed that they never tell you HOW to believe in yourself?

When I asked a dear friend, who leads one of the fastest-growing direct...

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When One Door Closes, Another Opens. But Those Hallways Can Kill You

Posted April 20, 2009 | 07:59 AM (EST)


Here's a quote from US News and World Report:

If you've recently been laid off, you've probably had someone tap you on the shoulder and tell you something like: "Out of crisis comes opportunity," or "When one door closes, another opens." It probably feels a little pat,...
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Why Did Kenny Perry Choke on The Masters?

Posted April 13, 2009 | 05:04 PM (EST)


I feel sorry for Kenny Perry.

Not because he choked in the biggest tournament of his life - The Masters, which was won in a sudden death playoff by Angel Cabrera.

Not because he would have been the oldest Masters champion (at age 48).

Not even because he'll...

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You Already Know How to Lose Weight. Here's Why You're Not Doing It

Posted April 10, 2009 | 07:50 AM (EST)


Let's face facts: everyone on the planet knows that in order to lose weight, all you have to do is eat right and exercise. But as reported in Huffington Post and NPR, a new diet book appears on the bestseller lists about as often as Hollywood releases a...

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Five Relationship Assumptions to Avoid When Money Is Tight

Posted April 8, 2009 | 12:28 PM (EST)


Saying "don't let money affect your relationships" is like saying "don't let oxygen affect your breathing."

If you don't have one, it's awfully hard to have the other.

What I tell my coaching clients who come to me with money worries is that money doesn't change anything; it...

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