Napolean Hill's belief of desire is that it is "The starting point of all achievement." and upon reading this chapter I strongly believe this as well. Wishing and hoping to be rich will not make you rich but rather having a desire to acquire your goals is what will bring you to accomplish these goals. Hill also professes that to accomplish this desire one will need a "definiteness of purpose.", and to me this means in order to harness the power of desire, you must first know exactly what you want. Reading this chapter made me realize that having a desire for something makes anything possible, and that desire will never accept failure as an option. Desire is "...the starting point from which a dreamer must take off.".
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