A young lawyer of thirty, penniless, began attending Neville's lectures and imagined himself controlling the Berkeley Savings and Loan Company; within six months he controlled it and doubled its assets, then sold out, built four hotels in Hawai'i and is now president of the company building the Comstock co-op on Nob Hill, and he wrote Neville a letter saying his conviction came from listening to the lectures.
Date (happened)
between 1955 and 1958
probable
- between 1955 and 1958
- between 1955 and 1958
Place
San Francisco
possible
Persons
Told
- 11 September 1959
- 11 September 1959
Sources
Source
- The Second Vision ¶9 (I have told you the story of this man before. He was a young lawyer of thirty, without funds, when a few years ago after coming to my lectures he decided to use his Imagination to obtain an immense objective.)