THINK AND GROW RICH IN ENGLISH

CHAPTER 15

HOW TO OUTWIT THE SIX GHOSTS OF FEAR

Take Inventory of Yourself, As You

Read This Closing Chapter, and Find

Out How Many of the "Ghosts" Are

Standing in Your Way

BEFORE you can put any portion of this philosophy into successful use,

your mind must be prepared to receive it. The preparation is not difficult.

It

begins with study, analysis, and understanding of three enemies which you

shall

have to clear out. These are INDECISION, DOUBT, and FEAR!

CHAPTER 14

THE SIXTH SENSE

THE DOOR TO THE TEMPLE OF WISDOM

The Thirteenth Step toward Riches

THE "thirteenth" principle is known as the SIXTH SENSE, through which

Infinite Intelligence may, and will communicate voluntarily, without any

effort

from, or demands by, the individual.

This principle is the apex of the philosophy. It can be assimilated,

understood, and applied ONLY by first mastering the other twelve

principles.

CHAPTER 13

THE BRAIN

A BROADCASTING AND RECEIVING STATION FOR THOUGHT

The Twelfth Step toward Riches

MORE than twenty years ago, the author, working in conjunction with the

late Dr. Alexander Graham Bell, and Dr. Elmer R. Gates, observed that

every

human brain is both a broadcasting and receiving station for the vibration

of

thought.

CHAPTER 12

THE SUBCONSCIOUS MIND

THE CONNECTING LINK

The Eleventh Step toward Riches

THE SUBCONSCIOUS MIND consists of a field of consciousness, in

which every impulse of thought that reaches the objective mind through

any of

the five senses, is classified and recorded, and from which thoughts may be

recalled or withdrawn as letters may be taken from a filing cabinet.

It receives, and files, sense impressions or thoughts, regardless of their

nature. You may VOLUNTARILY plant in your subconscious mind any plan,

thought, or purpose which you desire to translate into its physical or

monetary

equivalent. The subconscious acts first on the dominating desires which

have

been mixed with emotional feeling, such as faith.

CHAPTER 10

POWER OF THE MASTER MIND

THE DRIVING FORCE

The Ninth Step toward Riches

POWER is essential for success in the accumulation of money.

PLANS are inert and useless, without sufficient POWER to translate them

into ACTION. This chapter will describe the method by which an individual

may

attain and apply POWER.

CHAPTER 9

PERSISTENCE

THE SUSTAINED EFFORT NECESSARY TO INDUCE FAITH

The Eighth Step toward Riches

PERSISTENCE is an essential factor in the procedure of transmuting

DESIRE into its monetary equivalent. The basis of persistence is the POWER

OF

WILL.

CHAPTER 8

DECISION

THE MASTERY OF PROCRASTINATION

The Seventh Step toward Riches

ACCURATE analysis of over 25,000 men and women who had

experienced failure, disclosed the fact that LACK OF DECISION was near

the

head of the list of the 30 major causes of FAILURE. This is no mere

statement of a

theory— it is a fact.

CHAPTER 7

ORGANIZED PLANNING

THE CRYSTALLIZATION OF DESIRE INTO ACTION

The Sixth Step toward Riches

You have learned that everything man creates or acquires, begins in the

form of DESIRE, that desire is taken on the first lap of its journey, from the

abstract to the concrete, into the workshop of the IMAGINATION, where

PLANS

for its transition are created and organized.

In Chapter two, you were instructed to take six definite, practical steps, as

your first move in translating the desire for money into its monetary

equivalent.

CHAPTER 6

IMAGINATION

THE WORKSHOP OF THE MIND

The Fifth Step toward Riches

The imagination is literally the workshop wherein are fashioned all plans

created by man. The impulse, the DESIRE, is given shape, form, and

ACTION

through the aid of the imaginative faculty of the mind.

CHAPTER 5

SPECIALIZED KNOWLEDGE

PERSONAL EXPERIENCES OR

OBSERVATIONS

The Fourth Step toward Riches

THERE are two kinds of knowledge. One is general, the other is

specialized. General knowledge, no matter how great in quantity or variety

it

may be, is of but little use in the accumulation of money. The faculties of

the

great universities possess, in the aggregate, practically every form of

general

knowledge known to civilization. Most of the professors have but little or

no money.