Psychology and Achievement by Warren Hilton
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show you how you may acquire it _without that effort to obtain it, that
straining of the will, that struggling with wasteful inclinations and desires, that is itself the essence of inefficiency_. The facts and principles set forth in this _Basic Course_ are new and wonderful and inspiring. They have been established and attested by world-wide and exhaustive scientific research and experiment. [Sidenote: The Eternal Laws of Individual Achievement] You may be a college graduate. You may have had the advantage of a college course in psychology. But you have probably had no instruction in the practical application of your knowledge of mental operations. So far as we are aware, there are few universities in the world that embrace in their curricula a course in "applied" psychology. For the average college man this _Basic Course of Reading_ will be, therefore, in the nature of a post-graduate course, teaching him how to make practical use of the psychology he learned at college, and in addition giving him facts about the mind unknown to the college psychology of a few years ago. In these books you will probe deeply into the normal human mind. You will see also the fantastic and distorted shape of its manifestations in disease. You will learn the Eternal Laws of Individual Achievement. [Sidenote: How to Master Our Methods] |
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