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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 -

plan, courage and self-reliance to carry out. John G. Saxe wrote: ---

"Fools will be fools as certain as fate,
Men of wisdom, make them your tools;
That, only that, is the use of fools."

It contains a large element of truth, yet their foolishness scarcely exceeds our own, since we give our assistance and sympathy to their cowardly whines of poverty, hard luck, etc. Let them devote as much strength to some work, any work, as they do to getting sympathy and help and they would be able to care for themselves.

My hand is always in my pocket dragging out the dollars for some imbecile who is too cowardly craven to face the worla standing on his own feet; and, if one spends time explaining these things to him, he whines, "I can't." Oh, yes, I 'm a good fellow all right, and, as a result, am the vat into which hundreds dump their woes. I return thanks daily that, when in the past I

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