Think and Grow Rich test: Do you see any connection between your friends and some unhappiness in your life?
December 21st, 2009 by JD
My answers to the Think and Grow Rich Self-Assessment Test
Recently, I was reminded of the self-assessment test in Napoleon Hill’s best-selling book, Think and Grow Rich.
There are fifty-four questions in that test, and I’m going to be giving my answers and thoughts on one or two of them as close to daily as I can manage. I may miss a day here or there, but I’m going to follow through until I reach the end of the test.
I’ve started the series of posts with:
Question Number 39. Do you see any connection between your friends and some unhappiness in your life?
Finally, an easy question to answer succinctly.
No, I don’t.
In the past, I may have been able to say yes, but not now. I’m proud of my friends and happy with them.
What about you?
Do you see any connection between your friends and some unhappiness in your life?
All the best,
JD
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December 25th, 2009 at 1:12 am
John,
Just as succinct as you; nope. Never, which is a good thing.
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December 26th, 2009 at 3:36 pm
Good afternoon, Mitch.
I’m happy that both of us have easy answers for this one.
That would not have been true for me the first time I read Think and Grow Rich. At that time, I had several friends (well, people I thought were my friends) who delighted in causing problems and lived with high drama in their lives.
Frequently, their actions impacted my life and led to unhappiness on my part.
It was a valuable lesson and I’ve been careful about the people I consider friends ever since.
All the best,
JD