Years ago, as a small boy, I watched my Dad pull a 3x5 card from his pocket and study
the 15 elements of self-improvement, called "The Law of Success" by Napoleon
Hill, which he studied daily. They are: A Definite, Chief Aim; Self Confidence; Habit of
Saving; Initiative & Leadership; Imagination; Enthusiasm; Self Control; Habit of Doing
More than Paid for; Pleasing Personality; Accurate Thinking; concentration; Co-operation;
Profiting by Failure; Tolerance; Practicing the Golden Rule. These items ruled his daily
conduct; through them he learned to separate facts into two classes: important, and
unimportant, or relevant, irrelevant. These were Dad's continual friends; they totally
absorbed his mind, and his life was happy. His companions sought him out for both solace
and happiness. I urge you to fill your mind with good quality thoughts that will enrich
your life and the lives of those with whom you associate.