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NEW! As A Man Expecteth - An excerpt chapter from the book Prosperity: How To Attract It by Orison Swett Marden.
"We tend to get what we expect, and to expect little is to get little".
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NEW! You Were Born Rich - by Bob Proctor (featured in The Secret)
This remarkable book explores, explains and expands on how you can harness the Laws of Creation to live the richly rewarding life of abundance.
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NEW! Prosperity Step-by-Step or
The Secrets of the Universe
A very insightful and elegant response to whether The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace Wattles has any effectiveness or validity.
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It Works - by R. H. Jarrett (Published 1926)
A concise, definite, resultful plan with rules, explanations and suggestions for bettering your condition in life.
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The Expectant Mind - Selected quotes from Orison Swett Marden (1850-1924, founder of Success Magazine) on the benefits of living in a state of positive expectancy. Compiled by infusebooks.com. Download HERE.

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As A Man Thinketh - James Allen (1864-1912)
This timeless classic has inspired millions of readers around the world to live more successful and effective lives.
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Your Forces and How to Use Them - Christian D. Larson
"The Optimist Creed" was authored by Larson in 1912 and has been adopted by Optimist International. This book is one his most popular books regarding the power of thought and it's effect on our circumstances.
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The Aloha Spirit - Serge Kahili King
A short but well known reference to the attitude for which the Hawaiian Islands are so famous. It also refers to a powerful way in which to resolve any problem, accomplish any goal, and to achieve any state of mind or body that you desire.
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Thoughts Are Things - Prentice Mulford (1834-1891)
One of the earliest pioneers of the New Thought teaching and an influence of all the teachers of the same school of thought, he wrote wise and insightful essays dealing with our thoughts and their effect on our circumstances. Taken from his valuable and revered collection of essays, "The White Cross Library", this book is his most widely known and appreciated.
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The Science of Getting Rich - Wallace Wattles.
Another classic written in the early 1900s. You may download the book HERE for free when you sign up for the periodic motivational emails offered by their site.

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