The GOOD STUFF Has Been Cut from The *Law of Success* by Napoleon Hill

[GordonJ]

These are electrical/magnetic in nature, and they attach to the other person as either felt or thought of as an "impression". We talk about "first impressions" and there is the old saying (which I take with a grain of salt) "you never get a second chance to make a first impression"...

And my metaphysical reason for this is, as Glenn describes, we create a ghost image of ourselves which is imprinted on the other's consciousness. This electrical/magnetic ghost is then placed into their subconscious mind and is called upon whenever we see or think about the other.

Frank Young had some very specific technique, as does Glenn, for controlling this entity, and making it useful beyond just the acknowledgement of its existence.

When an advanced (Glenn) couples this with other known powers, like fascination for example, they make a very strong and unforgettable impression which gets reinforced and strengthens with further contact.

AH, the mysteries of life.

Gordon

PS as to the lot of people, most often thought of as your "network" of contacts, friends and associates. In business or capitalism, the mutual attraction (electrical/magnetic ghost) is money; the acquistion and use of money. In capitalism, it is the ONLY metric.

I prefer networks of Entrepreneurs (which can, but most often don't evolve into capitalists) with having profit as only one of their common threads. I like passion and interest. People who have joy while making their keep, and sharing with others.

Originally Posted by Dien Rice

Hi Glenn,

I'm very happy that you're noticing this and trying this stuff out, and letting us know about it!

I don't think we've ever discussed this here... the third "entity" when you take two people and create a Mastermind!

It's powerful... in an admittedly a little bit spooky kind of way!

The greatest entrepreneurs I can think of talk to a LOT of people... creating a lot of "masterminds"... I have no doubt this is one of the "secrets" of success...

Thanks Glenn!

Best wishes,

Dien