Much of what we do is directed by our our feelings lift us to great achievements orhurl us down to defeat， we owe it to ourselves to under? stand and trol them. The first step is to identify thefeelings which motivate us. There are seveive e? motions and seven positive. There seveive emo? tions are：1. Fear2. Hatred3. Anger4. Greed5. Jealousy6. Revenge7. SuperstitionThe sev en positive emotions are：1. Love2. Sex3. Hope4. Faith5. Sy**athy6. Optimi**7. LoyaltyThese fourteeions are the letters of the al? phabet with which you will write your plan for successor failure. They be bined meaningfully or cha? emotion is related to mental attitude， andthat is why I have placed so much stress on thecharacter of one’ s mental attitude. These emotions arenothing b ut refles of your mental attitude， whichyou anize， guide， and co**letely and. Todo so， you must take trol of your present there， andem***ce or reject them on the basis of their tributionto your mental attitude. Optemi** will increase yourfidend flexibility； hatred will undermine yourtolerand keen sense of justice. If you do not takethis trol， you are ning yourself to airelife buffeted by the winds of emotional you find yourself struggling to gain this trol，co**ile a chart on which you note every day the numberof times you experiend a aion. Make anot of circumstances whispire the emotion. Thiswill give you tremendous insight into the frequendpower of your emotions. Onve you know which forcestrigger your emotions， you act to elimihem orto seek them out and use ing you desire for success into a burning ob? session and embarking on your definite major purposeare the erstones of your efforts to gaiionaltrol. Each strehe other， and progress withone will mean progress everywhere.热词空间superstition n. 迷信， 迷信行为optimi** n. 乐观， 乐观主义alphabet n. 字母表flexibility n. 灵活xìng， 柔韧xìngundermi. 暗中破坏， 逐渐削弱； 侵蚀…的基础 （本章完）