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April 21, 1919.
Mr. Charles F.
Haanel,
St. Louis, Mo.
My Dear Mr. Haanel,
You probably know, from the editorial
in the January issue of the Golden Rule, copy of which my Secretary sent
to you, that I began twenty-two years ago as a coal miner at a dollar a
day.
I have just been retained by a ten
million dollar corporation at a salary of $105,200.00 a year, for a
portion of my time only, it having been agreed that I shall continue as
editor of the Hill's Golden Rule.
I believe in giving credit where it is
due, therefore I believe I ought to inform you that my present success
and the success which has followed my work as President of the Napoleon
Hill Institute is due largely to the principles laid down in The
Master-Key System.
You are doing a good work by helping
people to realize that nothing is impossible of accomplishment which a
man can create in his imagination. Surely my own experience proves this.
I shall cooperate with you in getting
your course into the hands of the many who so greatly need your message.
Cordially and sincerely,
Napoleon
Hill,
Editor The Golden Rule
Chicago, Illinois
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