Comme on pense : Une revisitation du classique de James AllenVoulez-vous savoir comment une personne ordinaire comme vous peut obtenir des résultats extraordinaires ? Comment apprendre à revendiquer et à exercer véritablement votre pouvoir ? Comment transformer les situations négatives en situations positives ?Dans "As a Man Thinks", Patrick J. Dailey répond à ces questions et plus encore. À travers des histoires profondément émouvantes, de nouveaux argumen...

Do you want to know how an ordinary person like you can get extraordinary results? How can you learn to truly claim and exercise your power? How can you turn negative situations into positive ones?In “As One Thinks”, Patrick J. Dailey answers these questions and more. Through deeply moving stories, provocative new arguments, life-changing quotes, and the re-imagination of James Allen’s “As a Man Thinketh,” he presents a powerful manifesto for how you can claim the ...

Como uno piensa: Una revisión del clásico de James Allen¿Quiere saber cómo una persona corriente como usted puede obtener resultados extraordinarios?¿Cómo puedes aprender a reclamar y ejercer realmente tu poder? ¿Cómo puedes convertir las situaciones negativas en positivas?En "As One Thinks", Patrick J. Dailey responde a estas preguntas y a otras más. A través de historias profundamente conmovedoras, nuevos argumentos provocativos, ...

Wie man denkt: Eine Neuauflage des James-Allen-KlassikersMöchten Sie wissen, wie ein gewöhnlicher Mensch wie Sie außergewöhnliche Ergebnisse erzielen kann? Wie können Sie lernen, Ihre Macht wirklich zu beanspruchen und auszuüben? Wie können Sie negative Situationen in positive Situationen umwandeln?In "Wie man denkt" beantwortet Patrick J. Dailey diese Fragen und mehr. Durch tief bewegende Geschichten, provokante neue Argumente, lebensverändernde Zitate und...

How One SucceedsDo you want to know the simple rules that you can follow to become truly successful? Are you interested in knowing how to achieve great things with ease, even if people around you struggle and get nowhere?Through the re-imagination of RosettaDunigan’s “How to Succeed”, Patrick J. Dailey outlines the qualities of a total winner and specific ways you can re-shape your destiny by becoming the best version of yourself in...

What underlying philosophy and mission should museums pursue in the first half of the twenty-first century? In Museum Philosophy, twenty-four authors use the lenses of a variety of disciplines to answer this essential question. Museum professionals offer their answers alongside philosophers, historians, political scientists, educators, sociologists, and others in a wide-ranging exploration of institutions from art museums to zoos.Hugh Genoway's book offers philosophical an...

"...you may be a part of the statistics of declining health in humans, and will not have the energy to pursue the dreams you put off for your whole life. Was it worth it all chasing the wind? Was it worth neglecting the things that money can't buy, for things money can buy? Was it worth working in a job you hated? Was it worth never trying something new, never knowing the answer? You do not want to look back at your life wondering, "What if I ___", like so many people do. Our lives are sho...

"...you may be a part of the statistics of declining health in humans, and will not have the energy to pursue the dreams you put off for your whole life. Was it worth it all chasing the wind? Was it worth neglecting the things that money can't buy, for things money can buy? Was it worth working in a job you hated? Was it worth never trying something new, never knowing the answer? You do not want to look back at your life wondering, "What if I ___", like so many people do. Our lives are sho...

How To Succeed was originally written in 1919 by Rosetta Dunigan and is now available in audio.

Russell H. Conwell is best known for his popular book "Acres of Diamonds"From the author who brought you Acres of Diamonds, comes the the book "What You Can Do With Your Will Power""Success has no secret. Her voice is forever ringing through the market-place and crying in the wilderness, and the burden of her cry is one word—WILL. "Enjoy!