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The Power of Positive Thinking
- Move Mountains with Affirmations for Success
- Narrated by: Michael Griffith
- Length: 28 mins
- Categories: Relationships, Parenting & Personal Development, Personal Development
Summary
"Positive thoughts lead to positive results." That's the philosophy behind this affirmations guide. The average person has more than 50,000 thoughts per day. How many of those thoughts are creating the life you want? How many of them are pulling you away from your dreams? Changing your thought patterns to positively affect your life takes time and deliberate practice. Powerful and positive affirmations can help you rewire your brain, helping you achieve the life you want. This affirmations guide is a combination of multiple writers' most uplifting thoughts, all within one book (or audio book, if you're listening instead).
Who is the author, Anandra Rose? Anandra Rose is a pseudonym for dozens of anonymous writers coming together to share their wisdom, positive thoughts and great writing with you. Anandra represents the wise, peaceful and centered person we all have within us. Through this collective style of writing, Anandra comes to life to remind us we are all divine and blessed individuals.
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- Marinela Bendz
- 05-11-15
Beautiful
I use this book when I feel stressed at work, sad or in a period where I see things on a negative way. This book is uplifting and 10 min each morning makes your day much more enjoyable :)
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- Willy Strohmeier
- 22-10-14
Too New Age for my taste
What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?
I could not make it through the first 2 minutes of the book. The soft music added to phrases like "I'm nice to others and myself", the cosmos this, or the cosmos that... is just not my kind of thing. I'd rather print and read Zig Ziglar's affirmations card.
You didn’t love this book... but did it have any redeeming qualities?
It may be great for some people who enjoy this type of thing. The cosmic language, and new age music are what turned me off. Maybe a more serious, matter of fact language and approach could have made this book more bearable, or even engaging.
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