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Author's Foreword - Preface - Introduction - About Yourself and the Law - Concerning Elements - Methods of Procedure - The Law of Imagination - The Mental Attitude - Better Sometimes to Forget - Physical Effort vs. Mental Attraction - Fear of Failure Brings It to You - Some Other Things - Nearing The End - Contents -

of happy enthusiasm strikes us we are apt to wreck our own lives by first inciting and then being overwhelmed by their antagonism. But if we keep still and work to develop strength, courage, power, force, push, good will, etc., we shall become strong enough to stand on our own feet in spite of any and all.

When the author was a little lad blacking boots on the street of his native village, some one asked him, in a crowd, what he intended being when grown. He honestly and earnestly replied, "An attorney"; whereupon an ignorant and loud-mouthed buffoon gave a guffaw and said, "You, a lawyer!" then laughed immoderately. The crowd laughed. His child's soul shrank within him. He gave it up. Not until now has the opportunity occurred. That guffaw cost him thirty years out of his natural vocation.

Keep your own counsel.

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