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Need to make better decisions about Personal Responsibility? Napoleon Hill's quotes serve as decision-making shortcuts, distilling complex thinking into clear principles. This collection is organized for quick reference, with full source context for every entry. Whether you're facing immediate choices or building long-term strategy around Personal Responsibility, these insights give you the clarity ambitious professionals demand.
"We are what we are, because of the vibrations of thought which we pick up and register, through the stimuli of our daily environment. Resolve to throw off the influences of any unfortunate environment, and to build your own life to order. p. 54"
Website: Wikiquote - Napoleon Hill (Think and Grow Rich (1938))
"Building alibis with which to explain away failure is a national pastime. The habit is as old as the human race, and is fatal to success! Why do people cling to their pet alibis? The answer is obvious. They defend their alibis because THEY CREATE them! A man's alibi is the child of his own imagination. It is human nature to defend one's own brain-child. p. 173"
Website: Wikiquote - Napoleon Hill (Think and Grow Rich (1938))
"You have absolute control over but one thing, and that is your thoughts. This is the most significant and inspiring of all facts known to man! It reflects man's Divine nature. This Divine prerogative is the sole means by which you may control your own destiny. If you fail to control your own mind, you may be sure you will control nothing else. p. 173"
Website: Wikiquote - Napoleon Hill (Think and Grow Rich (1938))
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