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Success through a positive mental attitude by Napoleon Hill, W. Stone · Booklabria

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Success through a positive mental attitude

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First published: 2007
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

Your mind has a secret invisible talisman. On one side is emblazoned the letters PMA (positive mental attitude) and on the other the letters NMA (negative mental attitude). A positive attitude will naturally attract the good and the beautiful. The negative attitude will rob you of all that makes life worth living.

Subjects: Success

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