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The Psychology of Success — William Walker Atkinson (1918)
The Psychology of Success — William Walker Atkinson (1918)
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Edition Details
- Author
- William Walker Atkinson
- Original publication year
- 1918
- Edition publication year
- 1918
- Available formats
- Digital PDF, Physical Book
- Subjects & traditions
- Psychology, New Thought, Human Potential
What inner capacities contribute to sustained achievement rather than temporary enthusiasm?
In The Psychology of Success (1918), William Walker Atkinson presents a nine-lesson course on applying the latent powers of the individual to practical success.
Atkinson examines desire, confidence, will, habit, mental attitude, personal magnetism, self-direction, and the disciplined use of thought. Success is treated not as a single formula, but as the result of coordinated mental qualities developed through observation and practice.
The book belongs to Atkinson’s broader body of work on practical psychology and self-mastery and offers a compact overview of the principles that recur throughout his writing.
Details
Author: William Walker Atkinson
Publication year: 1918
Structure: Nine lessons
Subjects: Success psychology, will, confidence, habit, mental attitude, and self-mastery
Availability: Digital PDF available. The original physical copy shown in the photographs has sold.
Original volume
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