The Law of the Higher Potential by Robert Collier

The Law of the Higher Potential

Robert Collier

Start Publishing LLC · Print & ebook · March 15, 2013

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Who it’s for
Collier argues that using the mind rather than physical labor shapes work and reward.
Genres
Getting Motivated, Building Success, New Thought
Published
Start Publishing LLC, March 15, 2013

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About this book

Man's principal business in life-- the toil and worry, the wearisome grind and the back-breaking work-- will go on in the future as in the past to those who will not use their minds. The less they use them, the more they will sweat. And the more they work only from the neck down, the less they will be paid and the more hopeless their lot will become. It is Mind that rules the world.

Mind and Work

Collier argues that using the mind rather than physical labor shapes work and reward.

Come here for

  • The contrast between mental effort and back-breaking work
  • A claim linking thought with work and pay

Expect

  • A stark argument that mind rules the world

Where it sits

Building Success47%
New Thought35%
Getting Motivated30%

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Publisher categories

  • New Thought
  • Building Success
Authors
Robert Collier
Publisher
Start Publishing LLC
Published
March 15, 2013
Format
Print & ebook
Reading lane
New Thought