Law Of Attraction
BUSINESS EXECUTIVES who wish to expand their present
business, or who wish to handle their present volume with less
expense, as the result of greater co-operation between their
employees.
LAUNDRY OWNERS who wish to extend their business by teaching their drivers how to serve more courteously and efficiently.
LIFE INSURANCE GENERAL AGENTS who wish bigger and more efficient sales organizations.
CHAIN STORE MANAGERS who want a greater volume of business as the result of more efficient individual sales efforts.
MARRIED PEOPLE who are unhappy, and therefore unsuccessful, because of lack of harmony and cooperation in the home.
To all described in the foregoing classification the Law of Success philosophy offers both DEFINITE and SPEEDY aid.
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AN AIM IN LIFE IS
THE ONLY FORTUNE WORTH FINDING; AND IT IS NOT TO BE FOUND IN FOREIGN
LANDS, BUT IN THE HEART ITSELF. |
SUMMARY OF INTRODUCTORY LESSON
The purpose of this summary is to aid the student in mastering the
central idea around which the lesson has been developed. This idea
is represented by the term Master Mind, which has been described in
great detail throughout the lesson.
All new ideas, and especially those of an abstract nature, find lodgement in the human mind only after much repetition, a well-known
truth, which accounts for the re-statement, in this summary, of the
principle known as the Master Mind.
A Master Mind may be developed by a friendly alliance, in a spirit of harmony of purpose, between two or more minds. This is an appropriate place at which to explain that out of every alliance of minds, whether in a spirit of harmony or not, there is developed another mind which affects all participating in the alliance.
No two or more minds ever met without creating, out of the contact, another mind, but not always is this invisible creation a Master Mind. There may be, and altogether too often there is, developed out of the meeting of two or more minds a negative power which is just the opposite to a Master Mind.
There are certain minds which, as has already been stated throughout this lesson, cannot be made to blend in a spirit of harmony. This principle has its comparable analogy in chemistry, reference to which may enable the student to grasp more clearly the principle here referred to. For example, the chemical formula H2O (meaning the combining of two atoms of hydrogen with one atom of oxygen) changes these two elements into water.