We must believe with our heart that we will do what we were made to
do. When the mind has once formed the habit of holding cheerful, happy, prosperous pictures, it will not be easy to form the opposite habit.
It does not matter how improbable or how far away this realisation may seem, or how dark the prospects may be, if we visualise them as best we can, as vividly as possible, hold tenaciously to them and vigorously struggle to attain them, they will gradually become actualised, realised in the life.
But a desire, a longing without endeavour, a yearning
abandoned or held indifferently will vanish without realisation.
It is only when desire is crystallised into resolve, however, that it is effective.
We must think and say only that which we wish to become true.
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