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| Alexander Graham Bell = Scottish-born inventor; telephone pioneer
| Andrew Carnegie = Scottish-American industrialist and philanthropist
| Auto-suggestion = Self-suggestion technique; repeated statements with emotion
| Autosuggestion = Self-suggestion method; affirmations delivered with feeling
| Business Insider = Business and technology news website
| BusinessWeek = American business magazine; published bestseller lists
| C. Judson Herrick = American neuroanatomist at the University of Chicago
| clairvoyance = Parapsychology term; claimed extrasensory perception of distant or hidden events
| Columbia University = Private research university in New York City
| Council Table = Hill visualization device; mental meeting place for imaginary advisors
| Creative Imagination = Mind faculty; receives hunches and ideas
| Declaration of Independence = United States founding document
| Definite Chief Aim = Written primary goal statement in Hill’s system
| Duke University = Private research university in Durham, North Carolina
| East Orange, New Jersey = City in Essex County, New Jersey
| EBSCO = Research database and information services company
| Eddie Cantor = American entertainer; radio and film star
| Edison Dictating Machine = Office dictation device invented by Thomas A. Edison
| Ediphone = Brand name of Edison’s dictation machine
| Edwin C. Barnes = Edison associate and salesman; exemplar of determined desire
| Émile Coué = French psychologist; proponent of autosuggestion
| Elmer R. Gates = American inventor and researcher
| Encyclopaedia Britannica = General knowledge reference publisher
| Financial Times = UK international business newspaper
| Gizmodo = Technology and culture website
| Great Depression = Severe global economic downturn
| Harvey Firestone = American tire manufacturer; founder of Firestone Tire
| Henry Ford = American industrialist; founder of Ford Motor Company
| Infinite Intelligence = Metaphysical universal mind concept in Hill’s system
| Invisible Counselors = Imaginary advisors used in Hill’s visualization practice
| J. B. Rhine = American parapsychologist; led Duke ESP experiments
| James J. Hill = American railroad executive; Great Northern builder
| John Burroughs = American naturalist and essayist
| Joseph Grant = American bank official in Hill’s anecdote
| Keys to Success = College course based on Napoleon Hill’s principles
| Law of Success = Hill’s earlier multi-part success course and book
| Library of Congress = United States national library
| Luther Burbank = American botanist and horticulturist
| Mahatma Gandhi = Indian independence leader; advocate of nonviolence
| Marie Dressler = Canadian-American actress; Depression-era star
| Marshall Field = American merchant; Chicago retail magnate
| Master Mind = Coordinated alliance of minds toward a definite purpose
| Meriden, Connecticut = City in New Haven County, Connecticut
| micro-electrodes = Tiny electrodes for measuring minute electrical potentials
| Model T = Ford automobile model; early mass-market car
| money consciousness = Hill concept; mindset focused on wealth creation
| Napoleon = French military leader and emperor
| Napoleon Hill = American self-help author
| Napoleon Hill Foundation = Nonprofit educational foundation managing Hill’s legacy
| New York Times = American newspaper
| Orange, N. J. = City in Essex County, New Jersey
| Peter Ebdon = English professional snooker player
| poverty consciousness = Hill concept; mindset oriented to scarcity and defeat
| R. U. Darby = Gold prospector in Hill’s anecdote
| Robert P. Moore = Columbia University placement chief referenced by Hill
| Samuel Insull = British-American utilities magnate
| Self-Confidence Formula = Hill’s five-step routine for building belief
| Sex Transmutation = Hill concept; redirect sexual energy to creative work
| Sixth Sense = Hill intuition faculty; apex of his system
| Subconscious Mind = Mind’s nonconscious processing system in Hill’s framework
| Success consciousness = Hill concept; mindset of purpose and opportunity
| telepathy = Parapsychology term; claimed mind-to-mind communication without senses
| Temple of Wisdom = Metaphor in Hill’s system; apex of intuitive insight
| The Enchanted Kettle = Named anecdote in the book; origin story motif
| The Guardian = UK newspaper
| The Observer = UK Sunday newspaper; sister to The Guardian
| The Ralston Society = Independent publisher associated with Hill’s works
| Think and Grow Rich = 1937 self-help book by Napoleon Hill
| Thomas A. Edison = American inventor and industrialist
| University of Chicago = Private research university in Chicago
| UVA Wise = Public college; University of Virginia’s College at Wise
| V-8 = Eight-cylinder engine configuration
| W. C. Fields = American comedian and actor
| #default = Hi reader, have a great day! 😎
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