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The Success Process — Brown Landone (1927)
The Success Process — Brown Landone (1927)
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Edition Details
- Authors
- Brown Landone, William Walker Atkinson
- Original publication year
- 1927
- Edition publication year
- 1927
- Available formats
- Digital PDF, Physical Book
- Subjects & traditions
- New Thought, Human Potential, Personal Development
The Success Process (1927) by Brown Landone presents success as a sequence of mental and practical adjustments rather than an isolated stroke of fortune.
The work considers clear purpose, vivid thinking, persuasion, action, leadership, the development of capacity, and practical methods for overcoming circumstances that hinder achievement. It belongs to the interwar New Thought and success-literature tradition in which mental discipline, self-direction, and applied psychology were brought into everyday business and personal life.
Attribution note: Contemporary 1927 advertising credits Brown Landone as the author, and period New Thought records document Landone as a distinct writer and teacher. Modern reprint catalogs have sometimes misidentified “Landone Brown” as a pseudonym of William Walker Atkinson, but reliable primary evidence for that attribution has not been found. This listing has therefore been corrected to Brown Landone alone.
Details
Author: Brown Landone
Publication year: 1927
Subjects: Success, vivid thinking, persuasion, leadership, self-direction, and applied New Thought
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