What is in the tenth visit? The strangest of Napoleon Hill’s 17 Principles of Success. What is in the eBook? Napoleon Hill’s “Think And Grow Rich” as a free gift for you. (see on the right)
How the 10th principle of success helps to convert every adversity, disappointment, defeat and failure into an asset?
“Yes, the principle of learning from adversity makes it possible for you to transmute all your past failures and mistakes into an asset which will help you achieve outstanding success in the future.”
Napoleon Hill
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Everybody experiences adversity and failure, disappointment and defeat in life sometimes. But there is a seed of an equivalent benefit even in the biggest adversities.
In his video, Napoleon Hill gives several illustrations of men, who experienced adversities of different kinds and converted them into an equivalent benefit.
- Milo C. Jones, who lost control over his entire body except the brain. He found a new meaning in life, produced pig sausage and made a lot of money.
- Franklin D. Roosevelt, who lost the use of his legs due to polio (maybe Guillain-Barré-Syndrome), but became president of the United States and held that position longer than had every previous president.
- Napoleon Hill lost his mother when he was 8 years old. Can there ever be a seed of an equivalent benefit in that?
Napoleon Hill near the end of the video says:
“In this visit, I have brought you what may be a surprise or even a shock by introducing this great principle of profiting by adversity. If you are ready for this principle, you will embrace it at once and never again, as long as you live, will you brute over unpleasant experiences without knowing for well, that your efforts could be better employed by searching for that seed of an equivalent benefit, which is available in those experiences.”
And of course: a positive mental attitude is needed to convert unpleasant experiences into assets.
What does Napoleon Hill write in “Think And Grow Rich”, his world famous success-bestseller about…
…Adversities?
Napoleon Hill says:
“(…) clearly indicated that every adversity brings with it the seed of an equivalent advantage, (…)” (in chapter DESIRE)
“(…) when the depression forced upon him a temporary adversity which proved to be a blessing in disguise.” (in SPECIALIZED KNOWLEDGE)
“Adversity will develop it.” (in THE SIXTH SENSE)
…Misfortune?
Napoleon Hill says:
“That is one of the tricks of opportunity. It has a sly habit of slipping in by the back door, and often it comes disguised in the form of misfortune, or temporary defeat.” (in INTRODUCTION)
“Despite her greatest misfortune, she has written her name indelibly in the pages of the history of the great.” (in DESIRE)
“They are the creators of their own “misfortunes,” because of this negative BELIEF, which is picked up by the subconscious mind, and translated into its physical equivalent. (in FAITH)
“The majority of people are ready to throw their aims and purposes overboard, and give up at the first sign of opposition or misfortune.” (in PERSISTENCE)
“O. Henry discovered the genius which slept within his brain, after he had met with great misfortune, and was confined in a prison cell, in Columbus, Ohio.” (in DESIRE)
…Defeat?
Napoleon Hill says:
“Her entire life has served as evidence that no one ever is defeated until defeat has been accepted as a reality.” (in DESIRE)
“(…) temporary defeat is not permanent failure.” (in ORGANIZED PLANNING)
“Thomas A. Edison “failed” ten thousand times before he perfected the incandescent electric light bulb. That is-he met with temporary defeat ten thousand times, before his efforts were crowned with success.” (in ORGANIZED PLANNING)
“Temporary defeat should mean only one thing, the certain knowledge that there
is something wrong with your plan.” (in ORGANIZED PLANNING)
“(…) but he, too turned defeat into victory through new plans.” (in ORGANIZED PLANNING)
Now, what is the seed of an equivalent benefit in your misfortune not yet having read Napoleon Hill’s “Think And Grow Rich”? Surely, it is the magic of reading a phenomenal book for the first time. Head top right and get it free today
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