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Maxwell Maltz
5 essays feature or mention Maxwell Maltz, newest first.
Quantum Jumping: Is There Another You Out There?
Is there another you, on another track, already living the life you want? We trace shifting timelines back to Neville Goddard, check the jump against what physics says with Philip Ball and Leonard Susskind, hear from Joe Dispenza, Abraham-Hicks, Maxwell Maltz and Eckhart Tolle, and follow Griff as he tries to shift into the version of himself whose painting hangs in the village show.
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Why You're Afraid to Become Someone New
Joe Dispenza, Maxwell Maltz, Gay Hendricks, Eckhart Tolle, Michael Singer, Marshall Goldsmith and Carl Jung come at identity from very different places and describe the same two fears. What a hermit crab knows about moving house, why feeling good can trip an inner thermostat, and three weeks' worth of small experiments.
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The Power of Focus: Why Attention Shapes Your Life
Charles Haanel and Robert Collier both compared the mind to a magnifying glass. Eckhart Tolle, Michael Singer, Joe Dispenza, Abraham-Hicks and Marcus Aurelius describe what happens when you hold it still. Three directions to point your attention, what the research does and doesn't support, and three practices to start this week.
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How Napoleon Hill (and the Rich) Actually Used Visualization
Hill called it an unexplained law of nature. Decades later, a plastic surgeon and a minister in unrelated fields each worked out the mechanism, and arrived at almost the same instructions.
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Why You Never Feel Good Enough
A neuroscientist, a plastic surgeon, a presence teacher, a Zen interpreter, a meditator and a mystic arrive at the same answer: the "not enough" feeling is a mechanism, and you can work with a mechanism.
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