Your Forces And How to Use Them volume 1
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You mingle and con- fuse the plan and force for one act with the plan and force for another.
Every impatient act and thought, no matter how small, costs us an unprofitable outlay of force. If, sometime, when you are tired with walking, that is, walking with your legs, while your brain has been working, wool-gathering, or worrying, planning, and scheming, you will drive all such thought away and put all your mind, attention, and force in your limbs and feet, you may be surprised to find your str...ength return and your fatigue leave you. Because every physical act costs a thought, and every thought costs a certain outlay of force. Every step you take in- volves a plan to give that step direction. Plan involves outlay of thought. Thought means outlay of force. If you think of other things while walking, you are expending force in two directions at once.
Do you think that an acrobat could so readily as- Thoughts are Things.
4 HOW TO KEEP YOUR STRENGTH.
cend a rope hand over hand, did he not put his whole mind as well as strength on the act?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You mingle and con- fuse the plan and force for one act with the plan and force for another.
Every impatient act and thought, no matter how small, costs us an unprofitable outlay of force. If, sometime, when you are tired with walking, that is, walking with your legs, while your brain has been working, wool-gathering, or worrying, planning, and scheming, you will drive all such thought away and put all your mind, attention, and force in your limbs and feet, you may be surprised to find your str...ength return and your fatigue leave you. Because every physical act costs a thought, and every thought costs a certain outlay of force. Every step you take in- volves a plan to give that step direction. Plan involves outlay of thought. Thought means outlay of force. If you think of other things while walking, you are expending force in two directions at once.
Do you think that an acrobat could so readily as- Thoughts are Things.
4 HOW TO KEEP YOUR STRENGTH.
cend a rope hand over hand, did he not put his whole mind as well as strength on the act?
What to read after Your Forces And How to Use Them volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Prentice Mulford to read onlineMoreLess
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