The Key to Prosperity: Conquering Poverty Thinking

Dr. Orison Swett Marden

The Key to Prosperity: Conquering Poverty Thinking
Format
Paperback
Publisher
G&D Media
Country
United States
Published
18 June 2020
Pages
372
ISBN
9781722503321

The Key to Prosperity: Conquering Poverty Thinking

Dr. Orison Swett Marden

DR. ORISON SWETT MARDEN was an American inspirational author who founded Success Magazine in 1897. His writings focus on common-sense principles for achieving success while still enjoying a well-rounded life. Many of his ideas are based on New Thought philosophy. Marden bridged the gap between the old notion of success made popular by authors such as Napoleon Hill, Dale Carnegie, Norman Vincent Peale and today’s authors like Stephen R. Covey and Brian Tracy.

In The Key to Prosperity, Marden shows how a positive mind is a magnet for abundance and wealth. He teaches that you need to play the part of your ambition. If you want to be prosperous, act like you are. If you are trying to show opulence, you have to instensly feel opulent, think opulence, and appear opulent and your entire being needs to be filled with confidence. Above all, you must erase all fears of poverty and failure from your mind.

Prosperity can be yours if you follow Marden’s lessons, including:

How to Make Your Dreams Come True
Making Yourself a Prosperity Magnet
Conquering the Ultimate Prosperity Obstacle
How to Make Yourself Lucky
The Law of Opulence
How to Attract Prosperity
Financing Yourself
The Secret Key to Prosperity

The constant aspiration to measure up to a high ideal is the only force in heaven or on earth that can make a life great.

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