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Number of Pages
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Language
Kannada
Book Summary
An International Bestseller With Over Five Million Copies In Print, The Power Of Positive Thinking Has Helped Men And Women Around The World To Achieve Fulfillment In Their Lives Through Dr. Norman Vincent Peales Powerful Message Of Faith And Inspiration. In This Phenomenal Bestseller, Written With The Sole Objective Of Helping The Reader Achieve A Happy, Satisfying, And Worthwhile Life, Dr. Peale Demonstrates The Power Of Faith In Action. With The Practical Techniques Outlined In This Book, You Can Energize Your Lifeand Give Yourself The Initiative Needed To Carry Out Your Ambitions And Hopes. Youll Learn How To: Believe In Yourself And In Everything You Do Build New Power And Determination Develop The Power To Reach Your Goals Break The Worry Habit And Achieve A Relaxed Life Improve Your Personal And Professional Relationships Assume Control Over Your Circumstances Be Kind To Yourself
Product Details
Author
Norman Vincent Peale
Publisher
Manjul Publishing House
Number of Pages
320
Language
Kannada
SKU
BK0423767
ISBN
9789387383166
Reading Age
All
Dimensions
20.32 x 12.7 x 1.27 cm
Binding
Paperback
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Norman Vincent Peale was an American minister and author best known for popularising positive thinking through his writings. His most famous work, The Power of Positive Thinking, influenced millions of readers worldwide by promoting optimism, faith, and self-belief as tools for personal success. Pealeโs books focus on mental resilience, confidence, and practical spirituality, making him a foundational figure in modern self-help literature.