DO TRY AND WIN

• 
  
• 
  
• 
  

• FOLLOW THE GUIDELINES OF 

MR.N.HILL "THINK AND GROW RICH"".

• https://marjankogelnik.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/napoleon-hill-think-and-grow-rich.pdf
  
• BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB
• """""Prepare a carefully written statement of reasons why you should have the job.
•  You may not have been asked to prepare a resume, but the written statement focuses the information in your own mind. State your education. 
• Name the schools you have attended, the courses you took. Tell, especially, of your education outside school, as in night courses.
•  Enlarge on any kind of education which particularly prepared you to handle the job you seek.
• State your experience.
•  Give names of employers, dates of employment.
•  Be sure to bring out experience which helps to qualify you in the eyes of the new, prospective employer.
•  Give references.
•  Choose them with care.
•  Choose them, if possible, in relation to what they can tell the prospective employer about you as his employee. 
• State the job you want.
•  Sometimes, when applying for a job with a large company, you may not get the job you want because they are more interested in filling a vacancy somewhere else.
•  Whether you take the other job is a matter ofjudgment. Nevertheless, focus your enthusiasm on a particular job when you are an applicant.
• State your qualifications for that particular job. 
• When you focus on the job you want, it may result in the company "finding" a vacancy where you want one to exist-or expanding the staff to include you.
•  Show you know a good deal about the prospective employer's business. 
• Do not do this in a prying way,
•  but show you know something about the market, sources of supply and customers, for instance, in his "trade."
•  An hour or two with that trade's magazines-available in libraries--ean teach you a great deal.
•  Offer to go to work on probation. 
• Make it clear that this offer is based on your confidence in your ability to fill the needs of the job, your confidence that you will be permanently employed once you are given a chance to show you have what it takes.
•  (Even this should be put into writing, whether required or not, to fix it in your mind.)
• Now you are ready for your interview-ready to show enthusiasm that will carryover into your job. 
• Let us see what you are ready to show in addition-or already have shown if you have presented a resume.
•  You will show that the prospective employer will get a man with some kind of education.
•  If you have taken night courses, he will see your education did not stop when you left school. 
• You will show you have "been around," and have learned from experience-the right kind of experience, from his point of view.
• You will show you know what you want-which heavily implies you are focused enough to help him get what he wants.
•  You will show you can see a business as well as a job.
•  This sets you up as a man who may be worth promoting
• You will show you want the job enough to risk being hired on probation-and, of course, you have faith in yourself .
• .Now, it is perfectly obvious that you want the job in order to earn money and further your other interests in life.
•  But above and beyond this you have shown that it will be in the prospective employer's best interest to hire you.
•  Don't forget that.
•  You are selling yourself in terms of the other man's best interests.
• Look back on the several points we have mentioned and you will see that is what they add up to. 
• Not primarily SEE WHAT A WONDERFUL PERSON I AM but SEE HOW MUCH I HAVE TO OFFER yOU. 
• The plus of enthusiasm lifts your words above the level of mere words and changes them into beliefthat you are the man for him! """""""
• MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
• 
  
  MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM



• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Napoleon_Hill
• MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
• 16 Lessons List
  : THE LAW OF SUCCESS.
  1. The Master Mind
  2. A Definite Chief Aim
  3. Self-Confidence
  4. The Habit of Saving
  5. Initiative and Leadership
  6. Imagination
  7. Enthusiasm
  8. Self-Control
  9. Habit of Doing More Than Paid For
  10. Pleasing Personality
  11. Accurate Thought
  12. Concentration
  13. Co-Operation
  14. Failure
  15. Tolerance
  16. The Golden Rule.
  17. NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
  18. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Law_of_Success
  19. NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
  20. https://iapsop.com/ssoc/1928__hill___law_of_success.pdf
  21. MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
  22.