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The Success Process — Brown Landone / William Walker Atkinson — 1927
The Success Process — Brown Landone / William Walker Atkinson — 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), attributed in this edition to Brown Landone and William Walker Atkinson, presents achievement as a sequence of mental and practical adjustments rather than an isolated stroke of fortune.
The work considers clear purpose, constructive thought, belief, subconscious activity, visualization, self-confidence, and action. Its central concern is the process by which an inward ideal becomes organized into conduct and sustained effort.
Like much of the success literature of its period, the book emphasizes perseverance and personal responsibility while placing those qualities within a larger New Thought framework of mind, faith, and directed imagination.
Details
Authors attributed in this edition: Brown Landone and William Walker Atkinson
Publication year: 1927
Length: 232 pages
Subjects: Success, purpose, constructive thought, visualization, confidence, and action
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