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"You cannot afford to suggest to another person, by word of mouth or by an act of yours, that which you do not believe." - Napoleon Hill
"Enthusiasm is never a matter of chance. There are certain stimuli which produce enthusiasm, the most important of these being as follows:
- Occupation in work which one loves best.
- Environment where one comes in contact with
others who are enthusiastic and optimistic. - Financial success.
- Complete mastery and application, in one's daily
work, of the Fifteen Laws of Success. - Good health.
- Knowledge that one has served others in some
helpful manner. - Good clothes, appropriate to the needs of one's
occupation." - Napoleion Hill

