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The Thought Factor in
Achievement
By: James Allen, the author of
The Man of Thinketh
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All achievements, whether in the business, intellectual,
or spiritual world, are the result of definitely
directed thought. |
James
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As You
Think
As You Are
All that a man achieves and all
that he fails to achieve is the
direct result of his own
thoughts.
A
man's weakness and strength,
purity and impurity, are his
own, and not another man's; they
are brought about by himself,
and not by another; and they can
only be altered by himself,
never by another. His condition
is also his own, and not another
man's.
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A
strong man cannot help a weaker
unless that weaker is willing to
be helped, and even then the
weak man must become strong of
himself; he must, by his own
efforts, develop the strength
which he admires in another.
None but himself can alter his
condition.
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It
has been usual for men to think
and to say, "Many men are slaves
because one is an oppressor; let
us hate the oppressor."
Now, however, there is amongst
an increasing few a tendency to
reverse this judgment, and to
say, "One man is an oppressor
because many are slaves; let us
despise the slaves."
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Good thoughts and actions can
never produce bad results; bad
thoughts and actions can never
produce good results. This is
but saying that nothing can come
from corn but corn, nothing from
nettles but nettles.
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