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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 -

you to acquire if your parents were poor and you have always been in poverty, because in your mind this educated you to set material value on a pedestal and mentally worship it as being above you. If the greatest self-control has been reached, the amount of revenue derived from your efforts depends on the amount of force in you and on how you look upon monetary values. Force is obtained by conserving your energy; by never being anxious or worrying; by not throwing your whole power into whatever you do, but using only as much as is required to do it well; by not flinging your thoughts around at random; by alternating leisure and labor, for, be it known, the person who devotes his whole time to pleasure is farther from happiness than he who is ground down by cares.

As before stated, you can no more regulate these things in yourself without great labor and protracted effort than you can stop the progress of the

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