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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 -
is the opposite, that is, one loses whatever concentrative power he possesses by the force of attraction which constantly adds to the hurrying, scattering condition of mind. But one says, "How will concentration help me to get a better position?" or another says, "How will it bring business to my store?" Just this way. You are instructed to do a certain thing, say construct an important business letter, which you do as well as you can, but your rattled brain, slurring through it, leaves out some important sentence which afterwards involves the firm in litigation. Do you suppose that you stand as well with them thereafter, that your recommendation will have the same ring as though you had been able to give your best attention to the letter and been able to use your wisdom and foresight in its construction? Would anybody be so apt to seek you for a trusted helper in some big undertaking in the first case as the last? What is here advocated
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