The Law Of Success Summary

On the 5th of March, 2013, Dr. George Panthanmackel was invited by Symbiosis Law School, Pune to conduct a guest lecture on The Laws of Success. Dr. George Panthanmackel is currently a professor of Philosophy at Suvidya College, Bangalore. He has been a teacher for 24 years and has taught several subjects, Metaphysics, Epistemology, Philosophy of Religion, Philosophical Anthropology, Methodology, Sociology and Public Administration being a few of them. He holds three Doctorates: Doctor of Philosophy, Western (Innsbruck, Austria), Doctor of Philosophy, Indian (Bangalore, India), and Doctor of Theology (Bangalore, India), and has authored nine books.
Dr. George began the lecture with explaining the concept of philosophy of life with respect
A man can get whatever he wants, provided he believes it to be his, and works for it. Success is a matter of individual effort only to the extent that each person must decide, in his or her own mind, what is wanted. This involves the use of imagination. A man may seem to be successful, but not happy. Such a person is not truly successful in life. To achieve success, one needs to be in perfect harmony with oneself and use the powerful force of one’s subconscious mind.
The Seventeen principles of success given by Napoleon Hill in his book Law of Success, first published in 1928, explain how personal beliefs and conviction can help a man in becoming successful. These laws guide us about how one can attain personal satisfaction, and achieve all that one desires for in life.
William Wrigley, Jr., Founder of The Wrigley Company, the world's largest manufacturer of chewing gum said about Napoleon Hill, “Whatever success I may have attained I owe, entirely, to the application of your 17 fundamental principles the Law of Success. I believe I have the honour of being your first
Life is meant to be beautiful and fruitful, and not struggling or miserable. By applying these seventeen laws of success, we can find peace and harmony in life, and achieve success. Happiness is a state of mind. Being truly happy from within is actually being truly successful. Success is not something very difficult to achieve. It is just the simple harmonious coordination of your mind and body to achieve great results. By using these seventeen principles, we all can achieve whatever we want in life, provided we realise the power of our minds. Also, it is better to be faithful to our morals and values than to be successful, as the ultimate happiness comes from this. We all must listen to our inner voice, which is our consciousness, and follow it