Napoleon Hill really is a genius isn't he? He changed the world with his book “Think And Grow Rich“, one of the greatest entrepreneurship books ever made.

He published the book in 1937 and sold 20 million copies by the time he died in 1970. It is still an invaluable book to this very day and continues to sell countless copies.

If you haven't read any of Napoleon Hill's books like Think And Grow Rich or The Law Of Success and you want to be a successful business owner, you better grab you a copy and take some notes.

You will learn countless lessons throughout his books and notice several quotes that really make you understand what it means to be successful.

One of Napoleon Hill's more famous quotes is this one:

“Whatever the mind can conceive and believe, the mind can achieve.”

I think it is incredibly important that I share the meaning of this quote with you because it can change your entire outlook on success and maybe even give you the breakthrough you need to take the next step.

 

 

What You Should Take From This Quote:

Tony Robbins once said that your success is 80% psychology and 20% fundamental. Which means if you get in the right frame of mind, you can almost guarantee your success at some point in the future.

What Napoleon Hill similarly teaches in his books is that your mind is your greatest ally and enemy at the same time. Many people don't succeed because of their beliefs that they develop.

Whether true or not, we all have different beliefs that we accumulate from childhood, experiences, TV, books, authority figures, etc. To put it simply, we all have barriers in our minds, as well as limitless amounts of potential.

People like Bill Gates, Mark Cuban, Mark Zuckerberg and other successful people in the world don't have more advanced brains than you do.

They simply believed in themselves and made different decisions that led them to where they are. That's it. If you believe you can do something, don't listen to anyone that says you can't.

 

 

A lot of the most successful people in the world started out in worse situations than you did. Mark Cuban was still broke at 27 and barely getting by in a small apartment with a bunch of roommates.

Richard Branson didn't even finish getting a high school education before dropping out and trying to make his own way. These people believed in themselves and realized that they didn't want to be average their entire lives.

A lot of them just wanted to make a bigger impact and change the world.

This is why I write these posts encouraging YOU to follow your passions and dreams, so that you can change more lives, make the world a better place and enjoy the finer things in life while doing it.

Napoleon Hill knows that if you have a strong will, a dream and the right mindset, it is not a matter of IF you will succeed, but WHEN.

He also teaches us some actionable steps that successful people used to get where they are.

 

Related: “There's No Abiding Success Without Commitment” – Tony Robbins

 

Actionable Steps That You Can Apply:

  • Believe in ourselves and be confident in our abilities.
  • Be consistent and persistent in working towards what we want to achieve. Quitters never achieve anything.
  • Read daily (or listen to audio books) about what successful people have done to get where you want to go. Consistently feed your mind positive, educational wisdom.
  • Surround yourself with people who will uplift you, not tear you down. Many people who are average or are failures will try to tell you you can't succeed. Be stronger than they are. Don't listen.
  • Don't get caught up in things that don't matter or don't affect you. Negative in, negative out. Positive in, positive out. Be careful what you feed your mind regularly.
  • Don't spend so much time planning and learning. They are important, but action is what will get you the result.

Do these things on a daily basis and you will start making more progress than ever before. You will see more business success and develop your mind to help you become a more advanced human being.

 

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Conclusion

When Napoleon Hill said, “Whatever the mind can conceive and believe, the mind can achieve,” he actually gave us a great philosophy to live by in order to be more successful.

Are you going to take his advice and let your mind be your greatest ally or reject it and allow it to be your greatest enemy?

What is your favorite Napoleon Hill quote?

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    8 replies to "Whatever The Mind Can Conceive And Believe, The Mind Can Achieve"

    • Yohannes

      Great summary Justin. What is your email?

      • Justin Bryant

        You can email me at the contact page at the bottom of the website (SelfMadeSuccess.com).

    • Chris Harper

      Great advice,thanks!

    • Steven

      The Keys to Success – YOU

      • Your success depends on you.
      • Your happiness depends on you.
      • You have to steer your own course.
      • You have to shape your own fortune.
      • You have to educate yourself.
      • You have to do your own thinking.
      • You have to live with your own conscience.
      • Your mind is yours and can be used only by you.
      • You come into this world alone.
      • You go to the grave alone.
      • You are alone with your inner thoughts during the journey between.
      • You make your own decisions.
      • You must abide by the consequences of your acts.
      • “I cannot make you well unless you make yourself well,” an eminent doctor often tells his patients.
      • You alone can regulate your habits and make or unmake your health.
      • You alone can assimilate things mental and things material.
      • Said a Brooklyn preacher, offering his parishioners communion one Sunday: “I cannot give you the blessings and the benefits of this holy feast. You must appropriate them for yourselves. The banquet is spread; help yourself freely. You may be invited to a feast where the table is laden with the choicest foods, but unless you appropriate and assimilate them, they can do you no good. So it is with this holy feast. You must appropriate its blessings. I cannot infuse them into you.”
      • You have to do your own assimilation all through life.
      • You have be taught by a teacher, but you have to imbibe the knowledge. He cannot transfuse it into your brain.
      • You alone can control your mind cells and your brain cells.
      • You may have spread before you the wisdom of the ages, but unless you assimilate it you derive no benefit from it; no one can force it into your cranium.
      • You alone can move your own legs.
      • You alone can move your own arms.
      • You alone can utilize your own hands.
      • You alone can control your own muscles.
      • You must stand on your feet, physically and metaphorically.
      • You must take your own steps.
      • Your parents cannot enter into your skin, take control of your mental and physical machinery, and make something of you.
      • You cannot fight your son’s battles; that he must do for himself.
      • You have to be captain of your own destiny.
      • You have to see through your own eyes.
      • You have to use your own ears.
      • You have to master your own faculties.
      • You have to solve your own problems.
      • You have to form your own ideals.
      • You have to create your own ideas.
      • You must choose your own speech.
      • You must govern your own tongue.
      • Your real life is your thoughts.
      • Your thoughts are your own making.
      • Your character is your own handiwork.
      • You alone can select the materials that go into it.
      • You alone can reject what is not fit to go into it.
      • You are the creator of your own personality.
      • You can be disgraced by no man’s hand but your own.
      • You can be elevated and sustained by no man but yourself.
      • You have to write your own record.
      • You have to build your own monument – or dig your own pit.
      • Which are you doing?

      “Keys to Success” by B.C. Forbes, published in 1917.

      I added this to t he above: Creating a “mastermind” group is an example of something that can really help you and others-the idea of getting a group of people in similar situations together on a regular basis to help with school work and just talk business is a great idea and really works.

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    • Aisha Tiona

      Awesome articles !!

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    • James Ambrose

      I believe in PMA (Positive Mental Attitude)
      At 75, three months ago, I fractured my tibia while entering the ice rink. I have ice danced on and off for 50 years.
      While recuperating from my fractured tibia, I updated my goals, read positive articles, books and listened to videos.
      With persistence, I am back to swimming and walking the beach every day.
      I will be skating for the first time since my fraction on 12/15/19.
      I read my horoscope just for fun and sometimes it amazes me when it relates to my reality.
      My horoscope for December 13, 2018 reads as follows: ‘All this practice strengthens your performance. Finesse movements rather than forcefully pushing. Maintain a dream with steady action.’
      I say, if you can see it, you can believe.

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