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10 Books Like The Magic of Thinking Big That Hit the Same Nerve
You finished The Magic of Thinking Big by David J. Schwartz and want the same energy: Believe it can be done. The size of your success is set by the size of your belief - and excusitis is the fail… Here are 10 more that scratch the same itch, each with a free chapter-by-chapter breakdown, key lessons and action steps on this shelf.
You Can Win
Success is not an accident: attitude, positive thinking, goal-setting, and character - built step by step, the Indian classic's way.
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Do Epic Shit
Success is a lagging indicator of daily habits. Failure is tuition. And the best time to start was yesterday - the second best is now.
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The Power of Positive Thinking
Change your thoughts and you change your world: believe in yourself, empty the fear, picture the outcome, and act as if.
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The Power of Your Subconscious Mind
Your subconscious is soil: it grows whatever you plant - thoughts of success or seeds of fear. Choose the seeds.
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Attitude Is Everything
Your attitude is your window on the world - and success is a three-step chain: think, speak, act. Keep the window clean.
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Autobiography of a Yogi
Yogananda's memoir of his search for a guru, his years with Sri Yukteswar, and the science of Kriya Yoga that he carried from India to the world.
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Five Point Someone
Chetan Bhagat's campus classic about three IIT 'failures' - proof that grades measure compliance while life rewards curiosity, friendship and courage.
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If Truth Be Told
Om Swami tells the truth about trading success for the Himalayas - corporate emptiness, monastic hardship and the slow practice that built real peace.
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Jnana Yoga
Discrimination between the real and the unreal is the path: not more thinking, but clearer seeing.
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Lifespan
Aging is the root cause of most diseases; slow it, and everything downstream improves - the Sinclair manifesto.
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