7 Days To A Positive: A One-week Game Plan For Beginning The Journey Toward Brighter Days

by Gary Morris (editor)

You are today where your thoughts have brought you; you will be tomorrow where your thoughts take you."" - James Allen This week, you can be on your way to a positive attitude. You can take charge of your destiny and start in the direction of your dreams. You can learn to successfully deal with any difficult times or negative people you may encounter. You can unlock enthusiasm, determination, and energy using the keys of an optimistic point of releasing the past, keeping the future in mind, and taking everything one day at a time. Day by day, this book addresses a different topic relating to issues you may face as you work to improve your mental outlook. Beginning with a ""game plan"" and mapping out where you want to go, you'll gain insight about working through obstacles and measuring your progress. You'll also be reminded about the value of appreciating your present blessings and looking forward to a hopeful future. You'll find practical advice as well as writings specifically chosen to inspire and motivate you on your journey. The empowering message of this book is also a simple You have the power in your hands today to be happier, more creative, and more at peace with yourself and everyone around you. Take this week out of your life and begin to build a positive attitude that will reward you in wonderful ways and make a lasting difference in this world.

Genres: Self Help

20 pages, Paperback

First published November 15, 2004

Reviews

[Saylor McLennan · Rating 2 out of 5]

Although I understand the motivations for writing this book, I was disappointed by this author's lack of originality. This book is primarily a collection of motivational quotes by other creators, poets and authors (Einstein, Emerson, Mandino, Stevenson, etc.). The title which implies successful strategies ("a one-week game plan") for developing a more positive attitude, is merely an assemblage of insightful excerpts from well-known and some lesser-known public figures. Perhaps its most redeeming quality is that it might inspire readers who are looking to create a list of positive affirmations.

[Shulonie Mccalla · Rating 5 out of 5]

this book is amazing!

[Diana]

This book reminded me of how much I detest self-help books. I only attempted to read this one because someone gifted it to me a long time ago.

[Mecca · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book isn't really a plan so much as positive thoughts for the day. There is a collection of poems, thoughts, etc., for each day of the week. While I enjoyed reading them (many were very insightful and motivational), I found the title misleading.