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Benedict, Elsie Lincoln; Benedict, Ralph Paine

 
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Unlock your potential with a timeless system for activating your subconscious mind to achieve your goals.

Step into a century-tested system that has guided thousands toward a life of purpose, prosperity, and personal achievement. How to Get Anything You Want by Elsie Lincoln Benedict and Ralph Paine Benedict distills their legendary lectures—attended by over 100,000 paying students—into seven clear, actionable lessons you can apply immediately to reshape your life.

Originally delivered as a powerful lecture series and then published in seven pocket-sized volumes for students to carry as daily guides, this official reprint from the Benedict School of Opportunity unites these lessons into one beautifully restored volume for the first time in nearly a century.

Inside, You Will Discover:

  • Lesson I — How Your Predominant Moods Make Your Life: Discover how your moods shape your reality and outcomes, often without your conscious awareness.
  • Lesson II — How to Remake Your Moods for Mastery: Practical strategies to transform your emotional patterns and reclaim control over your life.
  • Lesson III — How to Know What You Want Most: Gain crystal clarity about your deepest desires to focus your energy with intention.
  • Lesson IV — How to Set the Next Gage for What You Want: Move beyond vague wishes to clear, structured goals that guide your actions.
  • Lesson V — How to Prepare for What You Want: Establish the mindset and habits necessary to receive what you truly seek.
  • Lesson VI — How to Find the Open Doors to What You Want: Recognize the opportunities surrounding you and confidently step into your next chapter.
  • Lesson VII — How to Make Your Desires Materialize: Align your subconscious and conscious mind to turn your ambitions into tangible results.

Why This Book Still Matters Today:

  • Practical, step-by-step guidance to move from desire to achievement.
  • Insights into harnessing the power of your subconscious mind for goal realization.
  • A structured system that integrates mindset, action, and self-mastery.
  • Timeless wisdom presented in an accessible, engaging style for modern readers.
  • Officially reprinted by the Benedict School of Opportunity fourth generation to preserve authenticity while meeting today's publishing standards.
  • Insights into harnessing the power of your subconscious mind for achieving your goals.

Whether you seek to advance your career, improve your relationships, gain financial independence, or simply live with greater intention and joy, How to Get Anything You Want will equip you with the tools to transform your life.

Begin reprogramming your subconscious for success today with this timeless, practical guide.

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About the Author

Elsie Lincoln Benedict (1885–1970) was an American suffragist leader and an international lecturer and author in the field of psychology and self-improvement, recognized for speaking to over three million people throughout her lifetime. In the 1920s, she was considered the "Best known speaker in the world." Benedict was a pioneer and well respected expert in the fields of psychoanalysis, sociology, and biology. Benedict was born on November 2, 1885 in Montrose, Colorado andwas a student at the University of Colorado, Denver, Colorado; Columbia University, Chicago, Illinois; Radcliffe College, Cambridge, Massachusetts specializing in psychology and anthropology. In 1914, married Ralph Paine Benedict, of Boston, Massachusetts, a Harvard graduate. Formerly writer for Denver Evening Post and other newspapers, Chautauqua lecturer, organizer for National American Woman Suffrage Association,: Founder 1918 Benedict School of Opportunity, headquarters in New York and San Francisco, Member National Association of Pen Women, National Association Business and Professional Women, Author. During her college career, she was the first woman to win a place in an intercollegiate debate team. In 1909, Colorado Governor John F. Shafroth appointed her the official reporter of the Colorado Senate. She was appointed Chief of the Advertising Department of the State Land Office. In 1913, she became a political editor of the Denver Press and later of the Denver Post, the largest daily in Colorado at the time. Benedict served as head of the Benedict School of Opportunity, "The Traveling University for Men and Women", was founder of International Opportunity League, and president of the Elsie Lincoln Benedict Club. In her lifetime, she traveled to 55 countries and her book, "Our Trip Around the World", was considered the most extensive travel book of its time. She recorded her travels, not only in her writings, but in her postcard and scrapbook collection. Around 1920, Elsie had already achieved her goal in becoming a millionaire and built a cobblestone cottage home in the Carmel Highlands, California, with breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean which served as a quiet and spiritual place which she and Ralph could continue their writings and host friends. A 1929 postcard taken by photographer, L.S. Slevin, featured the exterior of her cobblestone cottage named "House by the Side of the Road".

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