Personal Progress Through Positive Thinking

by Hilary Jones, Frank Gilbert

Since you have picked up this book it is likely that you are one of the many people who seek alternative explanations or suggestions for the many complex elements of life and the world around us or, at the very least, are open to views and opinions that will help you consider and debate fresh options which many be open to you today. If you are looking for an alternative, then this book is right for you. Can something as simple as positive thought make me a success in life? The answer depends upon your definition of success and your readiness to apply yourself to a regime that encourages positive action and thinking. As a thrusting, ambitious businessman can undoubtedly improve his career prospects with positive thinking, so can he become a better husband and father; as young graduates can apply a more positive attitude towards seeking that first job, so they can form stronger relationships with the greater consideration that the use of personal motivation can engender. If you mark your personal progress against a broad range of criteria, then positive thinking can assist you to reach the goals you set yourself.

160 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 1999