Napoleon
Hill explores another topic that is vital to achieving success in the ninth
lesson of this book, titled “The Habit of Doing More Than Paid For.”
Essentially self-explanatory, this rare characteristic often results in
countless opportunities for a person, and will add much to one’s credibility
and reputation.
The
easiest way for you to develop this habit is by ensuring that you are working
in a profession that is enjoyable to you. According to Hill, some people love
their work, but many hate what they do for a living. You are most efficient and
will more quickly and easily succeed when engaged in work that you love, or
work that you perform on for some person that you love.
If
you are doing the type of work you love, it is no hardship to do more and
better work than you are paid for. Hill
mentions two benefits of doing what you love: happiness (which is priceless)
and earning far more money. He also states that family and friends may
disapprove of following your passion, but you must proceed onward, regardless
of the opinions of others.
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