An Iron Will
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He used almost to apologize for his patience, saying that hecould not bear to be beaten, as if it were a sign of weakness.
Bulwer advises us to refuse to be ill, never to tell people we are ill, never to own it ourselves. Illness is one of those things which a manshould resist on principle. Do not dwell upon your ailments nor studyyour symptoms. Never allow yourself to be convinced that you are notcomplete master of yourself. Stoutly affirm your own superiority overbodily ills. We should keep a... high ideal of health and harmonyconstantly before the mind.
Is not the mind the natural protector of the body? We cannot believethat the Creator has left the whole human race entirely at the mercy ofonly about half a dozen specific drugs which always act with certainty. There is a divine remedy placed within us for many of the ills wesuffer. If we only knew how to use this power of will and mind toprotect ourselves, many of us would be able to carry youth andcheerfulness with us into the teens of our second century.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He used almost to apologize for his patience, saying that hecould not bear to be beaten, as if it were a sign of weakness.
Bulwer advises us to refuse to be ill, never to tell people we are ill, never to own it ourselves. Illness is one of those things which a manshould resist on principle. Do not dwell upon your ailments nor studyyour symptoms. Never allow yourself to be convinced that you are notcomplete master of yourself. Stoutly affirm your own superiority overbodily ills. We should keep a... high ideal of health and harmonyconstantly before the mind.
Is not the mind the natural protector of the body? We cannot believethat the Creator has left the whole human race entirely at the mercy ofonly about half a dozen specific drugs which always act with certainty. There is a divine remedy placed within us for many of the ills wesuffer. If we only knew how to use this power of will and mind toprotect ourselves, many of us would be able to carry youth andcheerfulness with us into the teens of our second century.
What to read after An Iron Will?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marden Orison Swett to read onlineMoreLess
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