Desire is the Starting Point

Simon Scott's Burning Desire

The first lesson in Napoleon Hill’s 13 proven steps to riches is that  Desire is the starting point of all achievement. He also said this:

You must have a definite major purpose – do you want money, fame, power, contentment, personality, peace of mind, happiness or something else?

You must know what you want, what you will give to get it and a definite plan and time by which you will get it.

All earned riches have their beginning in an idea.

Opportunity often comes in a different form to the one we might have been expecting.

When one is truly ready for a thing it puts in an appearance.

Disappointments and difficulties do not turn aside true desire.

Napoleon Hill

The Maker of Millionaires, Napoleon Hill said:

“Neglecting to broaden their view has kept some
people doing one thing all their lives.”

Nothing wrong with that if the one thing you’re   
doing is what you are passionate about,  fills you
with deep satisfaction, a sense of achievement
and, if you need it, gives you a great income.

If  its not – why are you still doing it? Can you answer this question?

What do you want most?

Is it Money, Fame, Power, Contentment, Personality, Peace of Mind or Happiness?