Mental strength

Definition and stakes

Portrait of Orison Swett Marden Orison Swett Marden,  Pushing to the Front

“ It is marvelous what mental strength can be developed by the perpetual affirmation of vigorous fitness, strength, power, efficiency; these are thoughts and ideals that make a strong man.
The way to get the best out of yourself is to put things right up to yourself, handle yourself without gloves, and talk to yourself as you would to a son of yours who has great ability but who is not using half of it.
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Source: Gutenberg

William Windsor,  How to Become Rich: A Treatise on Phrenology…

“ With the mental temperament well developed, a strong mind will be manifested; with the vital and motive temperaments, strong physical and muscular functions. The relative absence of this quality will be marked by corresponding weakness, and although we may have a pronounced mental temperament, the individual will exhibit but little mental strength, and with a pronounced motive temperament he will be incapable of strong muscular action. ”
Source: Gutenberg

Portrait of Ralph Waldo Trine Ralph Waldo Trine,  What All The World's A-Seeking

“ As he advances in his grasp upon and understanding of the power and potency of the thought-forces, he finds that many times through the process of mental suggestion he can be of tremendous aid to one who is weak and struggling, by sending to him now and then, and by continually holding him in the highest thought, in the thought of the highest strength, wisdom, and love. ”
Source: Gutenberg

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