As A Man Thinketh
by
James Allen

As A Man Thinketh by James Allen is partly responsible for the creation of the entire personal development industry. It's true... Most personal development authors and teachers including: Jim Rohn, Tony Robbins, Mark Victor Hansen, Paul J. Meyer, Earl Nightingale, Randy Gage, Denis Waitley, and Michael S. Clouse, credit this little book for providing the foundation to their principles.

As A Man Thinketh is, quite simply, a set of philosophical reflections on the power of our thoughts... James Allen writes: "All that a man achieves and all that he fails to achieve is the direct result of his own thoughts."

Earl Nightingale, widely regarded as the father of modern day personal development, in his best-selling recording, referred to the ideas in this book as, The Strangest Secret. That in fact, We become what we think about...

Take a look at what others say about As A Man Thinketh:

"I have personally read As a Man Thinketh over 25 times. Timeless material."
— Mark Victor Hansen, co-author, the Chicken Soup for the Soul books.

“I read As a Man Thinketh once a year for over 15 years when I was in my 20s and 30s.”
— Paul J. Meyer, recognized as one of the leading self-improvement authors of all time.

“Some books are so good and meaningful that you read them again and again. Primarily because you know the substance and content is so important that you need to be reminded of what it has to say. As A Man Thinketh, by James Allen is just such a book.”
— Book Review, Michigan Chronicle

"Beyond the New Testament, the Old Testament and other books documenting the religions beliefs of the world, there is one little book that impacted my life dramatically during my formative teenage years. That book is, As A Man Thinketh. James Allen might be likened to the Norman Vincent Peale or Earl Nightingale of the late 1800's."
—Denis Waitley, author of The Psychology of Winning, the best selling audio program in the world.

"As A man Thinketh by James Allen is included among my Top Ten Must Read Books of all time. Listen to this recording 100 times!"
— Michael S. Clouse, author of The Fifth Principle and Thinking Your Way To Success.