The Mental Equivalent

We build in the mental equivalents by thinking quietly, constantly and persistently of the kind of thing we want, and by thinking that has two qualities: clearness or definiteness, and interest. The key to life is to build in the mental equivalents of what we want and to expunge the equivalents of what we do not want.
About the Author:


Emmet Fox was a New Thought spiritual leader of the early 20th century, famous for his large Divine Science church services held in New York City during the Great Depression.