The Magic in Your Mind - (GPS Guides to Life) by U S Andersen (Paperback)

About the Book

"Turn your thoughts and dreams into reality with U.S. Andersen's beloved self-help classic Andersen's philosophy is simple: anything that you can visualize, you can achieve. By harnessing the power of visualization, or what Andersen calls "the image power of the mind," you can take control of your reality, assure success, and become the master of your own fate. The Magic in Your Mind offers an accessible, easy-to-follow mental training program to teach readers how to create inner convictions that will lead to outer realities. Whether in the realm of health, finances, family, career, or romantic relationships, the power of mental imagery is life-changing. The Magic in Your Mind is part of the GPS (Good, Practical Simple) Guides to Life series, which aims to introduce a new audience of readers to the life-changing writings of past generations. This new edition also includes bonus material by the author"--

Book Synopsis

Turn your thoughts and dreams into reality with U.S. Andersen's beloved self-help classic

Andersen's philosophy is simple: anything that you can visualize, you can achieve. By harnessing the power of visualization, or what Andersen calls "the image power of the mind," you can take control of your reality, assure success, and become the master of your own fate.

The Magic in Your Mind offers an accessible, easy-to-follow mental training program to teach readers how to create inner convictions that will lead to outer realities. Whether in the realm of health, finances, family, career, or romantic relationships, the power of mental imagery is life-changing.

The Magic in Your Mind is part of the GPS (Good, Practical Simple) Guides to Life series, which aims to introduce a new audience of readers to the life-changing writings of past generations. This new edition also includes bonus material by the author.

About the Author

U.S. Andersen was an American football player and author. He published self-help books and short stories during the 1950s and 60s. He is best known for his book Three Magic Words, and his short story "Turn Ever So Quickly" was featured in The Best American Short Stories of 1963.