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Thought Force — William Walker Atkinson — 1903
Thought Force — William Walker Atkinson — 1903
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Edition Details
- Author
- William Walker Atkinson
- Original publication year
- 1903
- Edition publication year
- 1903
- Available formats
- Digital PDF, Physical Book
- Subjects & traditions
- New Thought, Psychology, Human Potential
How does a person’s habitual thought affect confidence, conduct, work, and relationships?
In Thought-Force in Business and Everyday Life (1903), William Walker Atkinson offers an early practical study of attention, will, personal magnetism, self-confidence, and mental influence.
Written during the formative years of the New Thought movement, the book applies mental training to commercial life and ordinary social experience. Atkinson emphasizes controlled thought, purposeful action, and the cultivation of a steady personal presence rather than passive wishing.
The work provides a concise entry point into the ideas that Atkinson would later develop across his books on concentration, suggestion, mental science, and personal power.
Details
Author: William Walker Atkinson
Publication year: 1903
Length: 94 pages
Subjects: Thought force, business psychology, confidence, will, personal magnetism, and self-mastery
Available formats: PDF and Physical Book
