the principle of Creative Vision. Andrew Carnegie explains to young Napoleon in Mr. Carnegie’s study in 1908 that imagination is a primary component of it, and Mr. Carnegie provides examples of how imagination enables people to be successful in such apparently diverse activities as inventing and sales. But imagination has to be applied. “Fleeting thoughts” and “mere wishes” are not enough to create inventions and make sales, according to Mr. Carnegie; one must recognize opportunities, and act upon them. This is the essence of Creative Vision. Mr. Carnegie also details the ten principles of
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