Napoleon Hill Quotes

752 Napoleon Hill Quotes

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Any person can be won by affection quicker than by hatred.
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The man who gives freely of happiness always has a big stock of it on hand.
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You can laugh off worries that you can't scare off with a frown.
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The orderliness of the world of natural laws gives evidence that they are under control of a universal plan.
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There is harmony throughout the universe, in everything except human relationships.
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Friction in machinery costs in terms of money. Friction in human relations impoverishes both the spirit and the purse of man.
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If you cannot agree with another, you can at least refrain from quarreling with him on that account.
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There are three sides to most of your disagreements with others: your side, the other fellow's side, and the right side, which may be somewhere between the other two sides.
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The man who inspires harmony in human relationships goes up: the man who stirs up friction goes down. The order is never reversed.
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The loss caused by friction in human relationships, if it could be prevented, would make all men tax-free and pay for the world wars in a single year.
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The most important job is that of learning how to negotiate with others without friction.
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Remember it takes at least two people to carry on a quarrel.
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Unlimited power may be available when two or more men coordinate their minds and deeds in a spirit of perfect harmony for the attainment of a definite purpose.
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Mutual confidence is the foundation of all satisfactory human relationships.
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A good fisherman goes out of his way to bait his hook with what fish prefer, which might not be a bad tip for those who wish to succeed in human relationships.
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The man who creates good fellowship among men will never be short of friends.
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The person who loves harmony usually knows how to maintain it.
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All enduring success is founded upon harmonious human relationships.
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If you must meddle in human relationships, try to be a peacemaker among men and you'll not find too much competition.
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Anything that disturbs harmony among men is apt to have originated with those who profit by mistrust.
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If you look around, you can always find someone who In worse off than yourself. Be grateful you aren't in hit shoes.
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Time is the greatest of all doctors. If given a chance, it can cure most of the ills that men gripe about.
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When things become so bad they cannot become worse, they usually begin to be better.
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Misfortune seldom tangles with the man whose constant bodyguards are hope and faith.
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Hope and fear don't travel together.
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When hope dies, opportunity seldom attends the funeral.
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Hope and faith are the willing servants of successful men.
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Opulence without effort is a hope without fulfillment.
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Jealousy is temporary insanity.
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You can't be perfect but you can be honest.
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Clothes may not make a man, but they may go a darned long way toward giving him a favorable start.
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It takes more than a title and a mahogany desk to make an executive.
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The man who builds a house always gets more for his work than does the man who tears it down.
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Harmony in human relationships is a man's greatest asset. Don't permit anyone to rob you of your share.
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One thing that gets the goat of an angry person is a smile when he expects a frown.
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When you can't win, you can at least grin.
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Your job will do for you no more than you do for it.
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Revenge is a trait of the primitive man.
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If you are looking for trouble, someone will be meddlesome enough to help you find it.
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Begin looking for symptoms of illness and the disease itself will soon put in its appearance.
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