Imagining Success

By Kurt A. Schneider

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0960539204
• ISBN13: 9780960539208
• Release Date: January 1977
• Publisher: Golden Keys Success
• Length: 362 Pages
• Weight: 1.54 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 8.5" x 11.0"

Customer Reviews

This Book Might Do You a World of Good

This is not a book you read before you go to bed. Sleep is impossible because your mind goes wild thinking of all the possiblilities for your success. Don't imagine that success is limited to financial cuccess. It includdes emotional, physical , mental. The book also attempts to steer you towards the sublime goals fo happiness, a positive self-image, achievement and a better lifestyle. Author Kurt A. Schneider is the first to acknowledge that he leaned on other authors for his work. But much of it has come from participants in his Utah-based Golden Keys Success Seminar. Credits are given to positive thinkers Napolean Hill, W. Clement Stone, Alex Osborn, Norman Vincent Peale, Paul Harvey, Earl Nightingale and others. I loaned te book to a friend who has a library of books and pamphlets encouraging people to upgrade their thinking habits. He said that althought he had read some of the material before, the book has the advantage of finding it in one place. As te name implies, "Imagining Success" shows how mental exercises can give you enerty, how it can help associates think positively about you, and leads you to be the master or mistress of what you eat and achieve. It teaches you about the subconscious mind which the author says is more powerful than your conscious mind. The following sub-chapters might interest the buyer of books about positive thinking: success depends on your attitude; the whole secret of success is expectation; dreams with the help of your subconscious mind; you can achieve your goals. Others are: harmonious marriage throught the power of your subconscious; why marriages fail; everyone will experience a positive change in the first few days and that change will become stronger and stronger day by day; are you climbing molehills?" Because the book relies on positive rather than negative messages, it might do you a world of good.