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The Seven-Day Mental Diet: How to Change Your Life in a Week is a transformative guide that challenges readers to embark on a week-long journey of positive thinking: Fox posits that our thoughts shape our reality, and by eliminating negative thoughts for seven consecutive days, individuals can initiate profound personal change. This concise yet impactful booklet provides practical strategies to monitor and shift one's mental patterns, promoting a sustained focus on positivity. It's a compelling read for anyone seeking to enhance their mental well-being and overall life experience. First published in 1935.…mehr

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The Seven-Day Mental Diet: How to Change Your Life in a Week is a transformative guide that challenges readers to embark on a week-long journey of positive thinking: Fox posits that our thoughts shape our reality, and by eliminating negative thoughts for seven consecutive days, individuals can initiate profound personal change. This concise yet impactful booklet provides practical strategies to monitor and shift one's mental patterns, promoting a sustained focus on positivity. It's a compelling read for anyone seeking to enhance their mental well-being and overall life experience. First published in 1935.
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One of the most influential New Thought authors of the 20th Century... Emmet Fox was born in Ireland on July 30, 1886, was educated in England, pursued his spiritual career mostly in the United States, and died in France on August 13, 1951. His father was a member of parliament, and Mr. Fox studied electrical engineering in England. In his early adulthood, Emmet Fox became interested in spirituality. Around 1930, he moved to the United States, and soon thereafter began lecturing on spiritual themes in New York City. Emmet Fox is the author of the famous Sermon on the Mount and many other books on spirituality. He is credited with serving as a major inspiration for the founders of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). His writings are often classified as “New Thought.”