4.22/5
Author: James Allen
Publication Date: Jan 24, 2019
Formats: PDF,Paperback
Rating: 4.22/5 out of 51119
Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
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Oct 06, 2007
I read this book yesterday. I really enjoyed it and have set some new personal development goals in line with the book's concepts. This is a book I will reread throughout my life.May 15, 2013
In 2003, a number of leading self-help authors were asked to list the works that were, to them, most inspirational. The book mentioned most often was James Allen's As a Man Thinketh.Apr 01, 2019
Mind is the Master power that moulds and makes,Oct 13, 2010
"Thought allied fearlessly to purpose becomes creative force." This is the basic idea behind all of James Allen's sugary half-truths. When I found an audio file with this text pre-packaged into my new learnoutloud.com cart, read by "Brian Johnson, Philosopher and CEO of Zaadz.com," I was briefly intrigued.Jul 02, 2008
A small collection of thoughts on how powerful our minds truly are, this is book you'll want to turn to again and again because though it's short, it's deep with meaning. There is no fluff to distract our brains from epiphany to epiphany. Some of my favorite quotes:Jan 07, 2010
I found this in one of my apartments on my religious mission, and it looks like it used to be required reading. I read it then and thought it was decent. I read it recently and thought it was pretty poor. It felt a little bit too much like "The Secret" ... just think about something and you'll get it. If you think good thoughts you'll have a good happy life and vice versa. If only those people suffering genocide in Darfur could think better thoughts...Dec 29, 2018
Genre: Self improvement, Power of thought.Jan 29, 2015
I can hardly believe that this book was published in 1902!Dec 19, 2015
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Close your eyes..Oct 05, 2012
Good thoughts will bring you good things in life, bad thoughts will bring you bad things. Here you go, you just read the book.Jun 10, 2012
The first “self help†book I ever read was Norman Vincent Peale's “The Power of Positive Thinkingâ€. I was a troubled kid seriously trudging down the “wrong roadâ€. Seeing this and evidently caring about it, a “stranger†jewelry salesman at a large department store offered me the book. Guess he thought the loss of the book would be better than the loss of ear rings from his department around Mother's Day.Jan 26, 2018
"As a man thinketh in his heart so is he"Jun 11, 2015
In this short easy to read volume, James Allen teches us how the conscience awearness of what we think definitely determins where we will end up. If you don't know where you are going, how will you know when you get there? We must have a spasific goal and have that goal infront of us at all times until we reach it.Sep 22, 2011
Written in 1902_the title is influenced by a verse in the Bible from the Book of Proverbs chapter 23 verse 7, “As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he.†RUN,DON'T WALK,and get several copies to share as it still or maybe more RELEVANT TODAY than EVER!Mar 09, 2016
This was basically the original version of "the secret". I consider this whole Law of Attraction thing a by product of a spoilt and generally healthy society, but apparently this idea has been circulating for some time. Anyone who has dealt with a debilitating illness brought on by nothing but genetics knows that you can't "think your way" out of a bad situation. You can make the best of what you have but blaming someones thoughts for the cards they were dealt in life be it poverty, health, or This was basically the original version of "the secret". I consider this whole Law of Attraction thing a by product of a spoilt and generally healthy society, but apparently this idea has been circulating for some time. Anyone who has dealt with a debilitating illness brought on by nothing but genetics knows that you can't "think your way" out of a bad situation. You can make the best of what you have but blaming someones thoughts for the cards they were dealt in life be it poverty, health, or life circumstance can only be done by people who have never suffered the many injustices of this life.Sep 16, 2007
I've read this book many times. First ran across it 15 years ago and have come back to it many times; glean new treasures from it each time. This go-round was especially rich. Cheers! http://okie-booklady.blogspot.com/200...Jan 08, 2016
2018Aug 08, 2010
This book could be summoned up as "You are ultimately responsible for your life through your thoughts". James Allen's presents his ideas like a no-holds-bar-stop-making-excuses-for-your-life slap in the face. I definitely agree with his major points though at times his moralizing seems a bit antiquated the core concepts are pretty solid. This book made me think about excuses, complaining and justifications vs. sacrifice and hard work. What I find intriguing about it is that all of us have such This book could be summoned up as "You are ultimately responsible for your life through your thoughts". James Allen's presents his ideas like a no-holds-bar-stop-making-excuses-for-your-life slap in the face. I definitely agree with his major points though at times his moralizing seems a bit antiquated the core concepts are pretty solid. This book made me think about excuses, complaining and justifications vs. sacrifice and hard work. What I find intriguing about it is that all of us have such powerful inherent potential and yet we cut ourselves down and undermine our own efforts with useless and defeatist thinking. The interesting question is why we are so susceptible to it. Why are we sometimes seemingly so eager to excuse ourselves? We want to be let off the hook, dodge blame or anything else that may let us get away with doing less than we are capable. In the end more than trying to convince other people with our excuses it seems that we are trying the hardest to convince ourselves, the one person who it is the hardest to lie to since we know we can and ought to do more and be more. It reminds me of those oft heard quotes about mankind being terrified of their own potential greatness and instead spends more of their time hiding from it. We are paradoxical beings full of contradictions that on the surface make little apparent sense but underneath ultimately define what it means to be human. ...moreJun 10, 2012
In the foreword, the Author says that this work is intended as suggestive rather than explanatory. He conveys that, this is not an exhaustive treatise, but a result of his own meditation and experience in the direction. I couldn’t but agree more with him.Aug 09, 2011
It's amazing to me how certain philosophies are timeless. This book was written 100 years ago during England's industrial age when oppression of the average worker was standard practice. James Allen tells the reader how your thoughts, not mere circumstance, are what creates your life events. Allen believes there is a law of thought that determines our every life event. All action comes from thought. This is so similar to book like The Secret and other books that have been so popular in the last It's amazing to me how certain philosophies are timeless. This book was written 100 years ago during England's industrial age when oppression of the average worker was standard practice. James Allen tells the reader how your thoughts, not mere circumstance, are what creates your life events. Allen believes there is a law of thought that determines our every life event. All action comes from thought. This is so similar to book like The Secret and other books that have been so popular in the last few years even though it was written a century ago. What I really like about this book as opposed to the more modern books of the same philosophy is that Allen focuses on thinking on God and the divine rather than a non discript "universe". This book is only a few pages and can easily be read in an hour or two. I also found it at Barnes and Noble in the bargain section for $5.98. Well worth the money and I will probably read it several times during my lunch hour. Great pick me up filled with timeless reminders on how what we focus on becomes what we achieve and attain. ...moreDec 11, 2015
I didnt finish this book, I simply couldn't.Jan 29, 2016
This book was honestly just boring, awful, and fake deep.Aug 03, 2018
Man is always the master ...
This is a fabulous book about what it really means to be a man. Like my trainer would tell me when I’d do the pushup hold, You are stronger than you think you are.
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