(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Hey guys, I've been (desperately) trying to figure out where this quotation is from, but I can't find it.



I need this for an English essay, and I need to be able to site it properly- meaning I need the name of the book it's from, or a transcript if it's from an interview or a speech.

I'm offering 1,000,000 vBux to anybody who can find it- quite a lot for just a bit of information, so hopefully that's fair.

Thanks guys =D

[EDIT] Alright, trying to make this clear:
This is quoted several times in different books. I need where the quotation is originally from, when Napoleon Hill first wrote or said it. Not one of these other books.

Just gave it a google

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Mortensen, Kurt W. The Laws of Charisma: How to Captivate, Inspire, and Influence for Maximum Success. New York: American Management Association, 2011. Print.

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Here you go, the page number is 85

He isn't asking FOR the quote as he obviously already has it (Read his post :dumb: ) he wants the ORIGIN; where it came from.

That book wasn't written by Napolean Hill, it just quotes the same quotation. I need where the quotation was originally from.



Same as above, that's clearly not where the quotation is from.

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See above comments, that's not where the quotation is originally from. Just a book that quotes it.

I could not find a direct source to a book or an article. Maybe it was just one of his famous quotes that he said?

Yeah, as Vevo said I don't think there is a direct place in which you can site it..

It's cite* not site. I just had to do that lol. OT: OP I just checked multiple book citations of the quote and there isn't one to the direct source. You should talk to your teacher about this.

Lol @ Cite Correction.

And I already have talked to him about it- if I can't figure out when/where he said it, then it's (apparently) not a valid quote, meaning I'm rewriting an entire essay.

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