The Three Positive Rules of Accomplishment

In 1926, a tiny booklet simply titled "It Works" was published anonymously. It detailed a remarkably simple and concise plan for bettering one's conditions in life. The plan was based on three straightforward, positive rules.

Below is the exact methodology, along with why keeping a companion tool is the modern way to execute it.

Rule 1: Write it down in order of importance

Write down on paper in order of their importance the things and conditions you really want. Do not be afraid of wanting too much. Go the limit in writing down your wants. Change the list daily, adding to or taking from it, until you have it about right.

Do not be discouraged on account of changes, as this is natural. There will always be changes and additions with accomplishments and increasing desires.

Rule 2: Read the list three times each day

Think of what you want as often as possible. However, you must explicitly read your list three times each day:

• Morning: Immediately upon waking to set your intent for the day.
• Noon: Mid-day review to anchor your thoughts amidst distraction.
• Night: Right before sleep, allowing your subconscious mind to work on your desires overnight.

Rule 3: Talk to no one about your list

Do not talk to anyone about your plan except the Great Power within you, which will unfold to your Objective Mind the method of accomplishment.

Talking about your list dissipates the energy and invites doubt, criticism, and discouragement from others. Keep it completely secret.