Accurate thinking

Accurate Thought and Prudence

By Rom Antony Day

Thursday, March 05, 2009

Accurate thought as described in the book Napoleon Hill authored means you are able to separate the facts from fiction. Additionally, you can determine which ones are important and which ones are not to consider during your decision making process and implementation.

However, a caution to the application of this principle I would like to suggest is that accurate thought without a chunk of a sound strategy that involves prudence could at times be disastrous. And I think it is because of the fact that, as Napoleon Hill wrote, not everyone uses this principle and I do not know if everyone who uses it applies it all of the time. As such, I think that it is important to balance the accurate thought achievement principle with strategic thought and prudence for, if for no other reason, our own personal well-being and safety which is pretty dam good reason if you asked me. You do agree; do you not? Sure you do.

I regret it that this article does not offer any illustration in the interest of succinctness; nonetheless, you might still find it good and helpful I hope.

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