The magic of thinking big book review
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The document provides biographical information about David J. Schwartz, the American author best known for writing "The Magic of Thinking Big" in 1959. It summarizes the key points of Schwartz's book, including encouraging the reader to believe they can succeed, be positive and confident, and develop the habit of taking action. The target audience is described as professionals, students, and novice workers seeking motivation. Strengths of the book include being inspirational, research-based, and using examples, while it is acknowledged to be brief and potentially monotonous.
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The magic of thinking big book review
- 2. About The Author Born on 23rd March 1927. President of Creative Educational Services. American motivational writer and coach, best known for authoring The Magic of Thinking Big in 1959. Professor at Georgia State University, Atlanta. Died on 6th December 1987.
- 3. Purpose Of The Book.. “Thinking That Guides your Intelligence is Much More Important Than How Much Intelligence You Have” From a Management Student Perspective sell better, manage better, earn more, and -- most important of all -- Find Greater Happiness & Peace of Mind.
- 4. Working On The Basics • WHAT IS SUCCESS???????? • Believe You Can Succeed.. And You Will!
- 5. Effective Medication For You! • Cure Yourself From Excusitis. • Don’t Underestimate Yourself. • Be Confident & Destroy Fear!
- 6. How To Think BIG! •Mind = Engine •Be Positive & Be Constructive! •You Are What You Think You Are…
- 7. Step Two… •Clean Your Environment. •Think Right Toward Right People. •Your Attitude Your Allies!
- 8. Lights Camera.. ACTION! •Develop The ACTION Habit! •Keep Your Body Warm.. •A Leaders Mind!
- 9. Target Audience • Professionals who need constant motivation. • Business, Healthcare, Military. • Students & Novice Workers.
- 10. Strengths • Inspirational & Encouraging. • Research based. • Example based. • Catchy Phrases. • Self Reflection Question. Weaknesses • Brief. • Monotonocity.
- 11. Fulfilling the purpose • Inspiring individual toward a better life. • Easy to read. • Step by step teaching. • Easy to travel with.
- 12. My learning • Highly Recommend The Magic of Thinking Big. • Three Most Important Takeaways 1. Cure Yourself of Exquisites 2. The “How am I thinking?” Checklist. 3. The four leadership principles. • Favourite Quote “The Mind is What the Mind is Fed”.