Kiara, diamant écorché par le sang. Vol. 3

Hazel Diaz

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In "The Science of Being Great," Wallace D. Wattles presents a seminal work that merges the principles of personal development with philosophical inquiry. Written in a clear, didactic style, Wattles draws upon the emerging self-help movement of the early 20th century while incorporating ideas from transcendentalism and positive thinking. The text is structured around the notion that greatness is an inherent potential within every individual, and through the application of specific mental and spiritual practices, one can realize their fullest potential. By marrying practical exercises with metaphysical reflections, Wattles offers a compelling roadmap for personal transformation and excellence. Wallace D. Wattles was a pioneer in the realm of personal success literature, influenced by the teachings of Ralph Waldo Emerson and the New Thought movement. Driven by his own struggles with poverty and a desire for a more fulfilling existence, Wattles dedicated his life to exploring the interplay between thought and reality. His background in philosophy and experience as a struggling author inform the assertive yet accessible language found in this work, which serves as both a manifesto for individual empowerment and a guide to cultivating a mindset conducive to greatness. This book is an essential read for anyone seeking to unlock their potential and achieve personal greatness. Wattles'Äô insights are as applicable today as they were over a century ago, providing a timeless framework for those who wish to transform their lives. Whether you are a seasoned reader of self-help literature or new to the genre, "The Science of Being Great" will inspire and challenge you to strive for excellence in all aspects of life.

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