We feed our constructive imagination with knowledge. We must be continually growing and learning. This is important because Keen analytical observation leads to the development of imagination, insight, perception, and sagacity. “Keen analytical observation” is looking at things logically, soundly, and with an eye to learning from them. This is what the exercise for Week Eight of …
In Week Eight of The Master Key System, Charles F. Haanel continues to work with cultivating your imagination — your creative imagination, to be precise. In doing so, he explained the difference between using one’s imagination and day-dreaming. Day dreaming is a form of mental dissipation, while imagination is a form of constructive thought that must precede every …
In Week Eight of The Master Key System, Charles F. Haanel wrote: 14. Do not confuse Imagination with Fancy, or that form of day dreaming in which some people like to indulge. Day dreaming is a form of mental dissipation which may lead to mental disaster. [Emphasis mine.] 15. Constructive imagination means mental labor, by …
