Motivational Greats

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Motivational Greats

@TomButlerBowdon

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What at the greatest motivational books of all time? Do you have time to read them? If not, here's my precis of the all-time classics of motivation, proven over time for bringing success to readers. Napoleon Hill, Dale Carnegie, Stephen Covey...

@TomButlerBowdon

The simple insight behind Think And Grow Rich

Napoleon Hill’s classic Think and Grow Rich has sold 20 million copies, and many credit it with their rise to wealth. But what does the book actually say?

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@TomButlerBowdon

Introducing Dale Carnegie's "How To Win Friends and Influence People"

The title How To Win Friends and Influence People reeks of insincerity. How many people would boast of ‘winning’ a friend and influencing them for their own personal gain?

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@Kev866920

Stephen Covey's 7 habits of highly effective people

Habit 1: Be proactive. Accept responsibility for everything in your life, and blame no one and nothing for your circumstances. Then solely concern yourself with what you can influence.

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@TomButlerBowdon

Green Lights Disguised As Red - The Power of Fear

Self-help ideas expand our idea of what is possible. They make us believe in our dreams and think big. ‘I’m going to do this!’ we say, ‘I’m going to be that!’ No longer will we sell ourselves short.

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@TomButlerBowdon

Think Big, Achieve Big - How To Do It

Think of the people who earn five times as much as you. Are they five times smarter? Do they work five times harder? If the answer is no, then the question "What do they have that I haven't?" may occur to you.

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@TomButlerBowdon

"The Magic of Thinking Big" - A motivational classic unpacked

In the course of researching his book The Magic of Thinking Big David J Schwartz spoke to many people who had reached the top in their field. Instead of getting detailed responses of how they did it, Schwartz was told that the key factor in personal success was simply desire.

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@TomButlerBowdon

What’s the big difference between the middle class and the elite?

It starts when we’re at school, where we get little or no education on money matters. The result: millions of financially illiterate people who are at the mercy of others who are financially intelligent.

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@WorkingOnWellness

Atomic Habits: How to set goals that create real change

Goals are useful for establishing a destination. But systems of behavior (habits) are what really get you to where you want to go.

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@TomButlerBowdon

Top 10 Bestselling Business Books of All Time

Think and Grow Rich (1937) by Napoleon Hill All fortunes begin in the mind “The starting point of all achievement is DESIRE. Keep this constantly in mind. Weak desire brings weak results, just as a small fire makes a small amount of heat.” 70 million copies

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