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" Psycho-cybernetics 2000 / "
Bobbe Sommer with Mark Falstein ; with forewords by David Barone, Anna Harabin Maltz.
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1025145
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b779515
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| Main Entry
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Sommer, Bobbe L.
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Psycho-cybernetics 2000 /\ Bobbe Sommer with Mark Falstein ; with forewords by David Barone, Anna Harabin Maltz.
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Englewood Cliffs, NJ :: Prentice Hall,, ©1993.
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xxiii, 353 pages ;; 24 cm ++ 1 audiocassette (56 min. : analog)
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0132638495
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: 0137358954
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: 0137359039
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: 9780132638494
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: 9780137358953
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: 9780137359035
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 343-345) and index.
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| Contents
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Your self-image and how it affects you -- How to program your success mechanism -- Fake it till you make it: imagining your way to success -- Free yourself from false beliefs -- Give your success mechanism some slack: learn to relax -- Just say yes: de-stress yourself with drug-free tranquilizers -- Live life by your own script: how to choose and set goals -- Moving ahead: from goal-setting to goal-getting -- Your success mechanism revisited: drawing a blueprint for change -- Beyond the self-image: shaping your personality for success -- Heeding the danger signals: how to avoid failure -- Removing the glitches from your personality -- Making the most of psycho-cybernetics: being alive vs. living.
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A step-by-step program to help replace a negative self-image with new, positive affirmations of empowerment, action, and success.
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Self-esteem.
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Success-- Psychological aspects.
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Achievement.
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Self Concept.
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Self-esteem.
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Success-- Psychological aspects.
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| Dewey Classification
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158/.1
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BF637.S8S644 1993
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BF 637.S8 S697 1993
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Falstein, Mark.
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