“The Magic of Thinking Big” by David J. Schwartz emphasizes the power of belief and attitude in achieving success. In the book Schwartz suggests that the size of your success is determined by the size of belief in yourself.

The book uses real-life examples to illustrate how having faith in yourself and your abilities can help you achieve success, even when faced with adversity. By thinking right, you act right. By acting right, you make a difference in the world that brings you success, money, happiness and whatever else you dream of achieving.

You might be asking, “why should you read it?”

“The Magic of thinking Big” could be a solid guide for you if you’re looking to change your mindset and achieve greater success in your personal and professional life. It provides a wealth of knowledge that will enable you to set big goals and work towards achieving those dreams. It’s a classic that has motivated millions of readers to improve their lives by expanding their beliefs and embracing a larger vision of what’s possible. 

So, if you’re ready to unlock your potential and start thinking big, this book is a great place to start.

From one of my favorite chapters in the book, “Build Confidence and Destroy Fear.”

“1. Action cures fear. Isolate your fear and then take constructive action. 

Inaction-doing nothing about a situation strengthens fear and destroys confidence. 

2. Make a supreme effort to put only positive thoughts in your memory bank. Don't let negative, self-deprecatory thoughts grow into mental monsters. Simply refuse to recall unpleasant events or situations. 

3. Put people in proper perspective. Remember, people are more alike, much more alike, than they are different. Get a balanced view of the other fellow. He is just another human being. And develop an understanding attitude. Many people will bark, but it's a rare one who bites. 

4. Practice doing what your conscience tells you is right. This prevents a poisonous guilt complex from developing. Doing what's right is a very practical rule for success. 

5. Make everything about you say, ‘I'm confident, really confident.’ Practice these little techniques in your day-to-day activities: Be a front seater. Make eye contact. Walk 25 percent faster. Speak up. Smile big”

That's practical and simple info that all of us use to increase our quality of life by tapping in and realizing the true power we hold inside of ourselves. First, we have to get out of our own way!

Get a copy and apply all the great information you will get from this book, happy reading!