Claude M. Bristol's The magic of believing : a modern-day interpretation of a self-help classic

Have you ever known someone who constantly thinks doom and gloom, and seems to find it at every turn? Have you ever known someone who expects the best of every situation and always seems to get it? That, according to author Claude Bristol, is the magic of believing. For more than four decades success‐oriented readers have turned to the no‐nonsense, time‐tested motivational techniques described in The Magic of Believing to achieve their long‐ and short‐term goals. Here, John Middleton's interpretation of this 1948 self‐help classic illustrates the timeless nature of Bristol's insights by bringing them to life through 52 modern case studies. This brilliant interpretation of The Magic of Believing is an entertaining accompaniment to one of the most famous books on popular self‐help ever written. Have you ever known someone who constantly thinks doom and gloom, and seems to find it at every turn? Have you ever known someone who expects the best of every situation and always seems to get it? That, according to author Claude Bristol, is the magic of believing. For more than four decades successoriented readers have turned to the nononsense, timetested motivational techniques described in The Magic of Believing to achieve their long and shortterm goals. Here, Andrew Holmess interpretation of this 1948 selfhelp classic illustrates the timeless nature of Bristols insights by bringing them to life through 52 modern case studies. This brilliant interpretation of The Magic of Believing is an entertaining accompaniment to one of the most famous books on popular selfhelp ever written.