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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 -

Introduction

DURING the progress of my life some things worth pondering have come to my observation. Among them was the everywhere apparent fact that quiet, forceful workmen who were always absorbed with their work, enjoyed that work, owned their homes, had enough to eat and wear, treated their families kindly, were respected by superiors (comparative), and their lives seemed ideal. There was no straining and striving to outshine their neighbors, no frantic endeavors to do something or be something beyond their simple, homelike, happy selves. It was also apparent that when there was a promotion in the shop, these steadfast, silent men were promoted, while their hustling, bustling, hurrying, worrying, fault-finding, snapping and

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