Psycho-Cybernetics - Book Condensation

De: Maxwell Maltz

Narrado por: John Wells Rood

Dr. Maltz was a plastic surgeon and a humanitarian who truly cared about helping people. He had plenty of money, being one of the few plastic surgeons of his day. He unselfishly wrote this book from the center of his heart. His principles are based on some of his psychological experiences as a plastic surgeon. He saw low self-esteem as similar to the facial flaws of his plastic surgery patients and describes how you can fix your self-esteem to become a better you. He offers useful advice on how to avoid letting your negative thoughts make you a failure. He suggests how one's attitude alone can influence his or her success level. He also has ideas on how not to let the hateful, hurtful things people say keep you from the success you deserve. His book heals and teaches that one has control over his or her life and destiny.

Dr. Maltz passed away some time ago, but his compassion for countless others lives on.

Please note: This is a historical recording, which is reflected in the audio quality.

©2002 Maxwell Maltz (P)2015 BN Publishing

A great refresher to an outstanding book

I read the book a while back and was introduced into a new way of thinking. I use Audible solely to listen to the words of great people such as Maltz, Jung, Watts, Fury, and about to try Campbell next. This has helped me in my career and It is something that my boys will listen to with me on road trips.

Visualize success over failure.

Inconsistent audio quality. Hard to hear at times. Muffled reading voice toward middle of book.

wonderful

great book. no-nonsense. workable. wonderful :)
without all the fillers. I bought this because I got tired of all the stories in the 12-hour version and I don't regret it.

This summary is ok, but needs more quality.

This summary is ok but the last chapters drop volume below 60% and the audio quality is not good.
Content is great but quality should stay the same.

Really Good Information!

The information was Great the last 30 minutes was so bad I ended up with headache. I think somebody could have fixed the audio with all this remastering technology available. If the the audio was better I would have give this a 5 star all the way around.