Thoughts to Live By
Thoughts to Live By by Maxwell Maltz, published by Gallery Books in November 2007, is a self-help book that encourages readers to embark on a journey of personal growth and self-improvement. With 288 pages, this edition presents Dr. Maltz’s insights on enhancing self-image and creating a more meaningful life. The book emphasizes the importance of accepting responsibility for one’s own development and offers practical advice to help individuals become more alert and engaged in their daily lives.
Readers will find guidance on overcoming stress and tension, building self-confidence, and transforming challenges into opportunities. The principles of psycho-cybernetics serve as a foundation for the strategies presented, which aim to inspire a positive mindset and a proactive approach to life. Thoughts to Live By addresses key topics such as affirmations and mindfulness, making it a resource for those seeking to enrich their personal and spiritual well-being.
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Be everything you want to be!
Dr. Maltz says to people of all ages: “You are embarking on the greatest adventure of your life—to improve you self-image, to create more meaning in your life and in the lives of others. This ia your responsibility. Accept it, now!”
If you accept his challenge—and his advice—you will become more alert, alive human being. You’ll never regret it.
With the help of his wise and sympathetic book, based on the princliples of psycho-cybernetics, you can gain new courage and self-confidence, overcome tension and stress, give your life more meaning, greet each day with enthusiasm and hope, turn a crisis into an opportunity, make every minute count, learn to relax, build a better self-image, throw off fear and frustration, and rise about failure.
Thoughts to Live By is the tonic you’ve been looking for to put more living in your life.
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