Psycho-Cybernetics The Search for Self-Respect

By Maxwell Maltz and Maxwell Maltz MD

Book Overview

Not just a book that talks about self-improvement but one that gives you an actual step-by-step action program for setting and achieving goals. Have you ever been depressed? Have you ever felt unloved, frightened, alone? All of us have suffered such feelings at times. But we all have the power to change our lives by changing our attitudes. The techniques for self-discovery and self-affirmation that you find in these pages will help you every day of your life. You will discover how to free yourself from the great cripplers; guilt, remorse, resentment. You will learn how to be tranquil in these anxious times. You will learn how to set goals for yourself and accomplish them. You will find your best qualities and use your talents to become a winner. This timeless classic reprint addition to the Dr. Maxwell Maltz Library shows you how to put your best self forward.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1953321194
• ISBN13: 9781953321190
• Release Date: March 2022
• Publisher: Thought Work Books
• Length: 196 Pages
• Weight: 0.65 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

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DECEPTIVE publication! Not written as pictured nor by the original author. What a waste of my time!

Psycho-Cybernetics is why I do not know algebra

Great book! My algebra teacher in ninth grade read this book to us and used our class to discuss it. We were supposed to be learning algebra, but that teacher, a wonderful human being, thought this was a better use of our time. I still do not know algebra, but I have made it to age sixty with two degrees and I have had a very good life.

Why publishers should keep publishing

I was a junior in high school. It was 1976 and my psychology teacher, Mr. Potashnik, required us to read "Psychocybernetics" by Maxwell Maltz. I let a lot of homework slip by as a junior, but this book I read. "Psychocybernetics" and my psychology teacher, inspired me. I suddenly felt empowered to do something with my life, besides graduating from high school and becoming someone's wife. I was 5 feet 4 inches and I weighed 102 lbs. I thought about becoming an airline stewardess because I wanted to travel the world, but instead I became a United States Marine. I never did serve in a war zone, but I am very proud of my 21 years of service as a Marine. More recently, my husband, also a former Marine, and I celebrated our 22nd wedding anniversary. We have two beautiful children; a son who is a freshman in college and a daughter who is a senior in high school. I have a Master's degree from the Catholic University of America in Library Science and Informations Systems, and love life. "Psychocybernetics" started me believing in myself, and I have never looked back.