Success is the sum total of one’s acts and thoughts that have, on account of their positive, constructive nature, brought happiness and good cheer to the majority of those with whom one has been associated in the past and the majority of those with whom one will be thrown in contact the coming year.
Success is the sum total of one’s acts and thoughts that have, on account of their positive, constructive nature, brought happiness and good cheer to the majority of those with whom one has been associated in the past and the majority of those with whom one will be thrown in contact the coming year.
Cosmic Habitforce is the law which makes every living creature, every particle of matter subject to the influence of its environment. It can work for you or against you. The choice is yours.
All thoughts should be tempered not only by your mind but by your heart as well. In honor of Valentine’s Day, we have singled out the “heart” of the matter in You Can Make Your Own Miracles by Napoleon Hill. We selected paragraphs that contain the word “heart.” Going through these “heart” gems you can see the way Napoleon Hill viewed the matters of the heart. I think you will appreciate these as we will celebrate Valentine’s Day!
The central theme of this principle may be stated in a simple sentence: While the circumstances of life are such that everyone must undergo a certain amount of temporary defeat, you can find hope in the knowledge that every such defeat carries with it the seed of an equivalent or a greater benefit.
The central theme of this principle may be stated in a simple sentence: While the circumstances of life are such that everyone must undergo a certain amount of temporary defeat, you can find hope in the knowledge that every such defeat carries with it the seed of an equivalent or a greater benefit.
The central theme of this principle may be stated in a simple sentence: While the circumstances of life are such that everyone must undergo a certain amount of temporary defeat, you can find hope in the knowledge that every such defeat carries with it the seed of an equivalent or a greater benefit.
The central theme of this principle may be stated in a simple sentence: While the circumstances of life are such that everyone must undergo a certain amount of temporary defeat, you can find hope in the knowledge that every such defeat carries with it the seed of an equivalent or a greater benefit.
W. Clement Stone read Think and Grow Rich! by Napoleon Hill when it was published in 1937...