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Creative selling is an individual accomplishment. It em-
braces you and the power within you to think and create.
These qualities and attributes are individual, and no one
but you can develop them. Cut loose and free yourself from
all negative thinking, from all petty restrictions and all
pygmy notions and all corroded resistance.

Negative thinking retards you and holds you back. Open up
the channel to positive thinking, and let the creative power
flow through.

Cast out all your doubts and uncertainties. They are of no
value. Turn the power and dominion of positive thoughts on
all your doubts, worries, and dreads. Start to develop the
power of creative selling, and expect nothing but results.

Rejoice and be glad that you have the ability as well as the
opportunity to sell. It will be a thrilling experience to sell
and serve. You will find that you feel like a new person.
You will feel like starting anew every morning. What seemed
a burden and a task will became an interesting and profit-
able adventure.

In the attributes of latent ability and creative power the
men and women who sell have undeveloped resources to
make the economy of this nation hum with unlimited pros-
perity, spin with increasing activity, and furnish more of
the good things of life to a greater number of people for
many, many years to come.

With new and better products coming into the market every day,
and with new wants and new needs being uncovered almost hourly,
everyone who sells or who prepares himself to sell has an
unparalleled opportunity to partake of all the good things of
life and share in an inexhaustible abundance. Opportunity is
not only knocking on your door, but it is ringing the door bell,
urging you to avail yourself of the greatest aggregation of un-
tapped wealth and prosperity that this nation or any nation
has ever known. The potentialities of selling are greater
today than ever before. Greater, too, are the rewards of
selling.

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