Crystal Beasley's Key Ideas from Think and Grow Rich
by Napoleon Hill

Your brain listens to your mouth. Autosuggestion is the practice of feeding your subconscious new beliefs—on purpose, on repeat. You don’t have to feel strong to say something strong.

With enough repetition, you’ll stop repeating your doubts and start living your affirmations.

Loving something isn’t enough. You need targeted, applied knowledge to turn passion into results. You don’t have to know everything—just the right things.

Once you combine what you love with what you’ve learned, you stop guessing and start building.

Imagination turns invisible ideas into visible results. It’s where every solution, product, or business begins. Don’t wait for permission—start with the version in your mind.

The clearer you picture it, the easier it is to chase. Every dream starts as a sketch.

Ideas without plans are just daydreams. A goal needs structure. Planning breaks the big dream into small, winnable steps—and keeps you honest along the way.

Start rough, revise fast, stay flexible—but above all, write it down and track it.

Indecision kills momentum. The longer you wait, the harder it gets—and the smaller your window becomes. Most regret comes from not acting, not from failing.

Practice fast decisions. Even wrong ones teach you more than hesitation.

Persistence beats talent, luck, and timing. It's the quiet power behind every great result. Most people stop just before things turn around. Don’t.

Every no gets you closer to a yes—if you’re willing to keep showing up.