Workbook & Summary - The Magic Of Thinking Big - Based On The Book By David Schwartz

By Sapiens Quick Books

This publication is a summary.

This publication is not the complete book.

This publication is a condensed summary of the most important concepts and ideas based on the original book.

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WORKBOOK &

• Language: English
• Publisher: Sapiens Quick Books
• Release date: Jun 23, 2024
• ISBN: 9798330250660

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WORKBOOK

& SUMMARY

THE MAGIC OF THINKING BIG

BASED ON THE BOOK BY

DAVID SCHWARTZ

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WRITTEN BY

SAPIENS QUICK BOOKS

Workbook & Summary: The Magic Of Thinking Big - Based On The Book By David Schwartz

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CONTENT

FAITH DRIVES SUCCESS

ELIMINATE EXCUSES FOR PROGRESS

CONFIDENCE OVERCOMES FEAR

EXPAND YOUR THINKING

FOSTER CREATIVITY AND AMBITION

SELF-PERCEPTION SHAPES REALITY

SURROUND YOURSELF WITH EXCELLENCE

POSITIVE ATTITUDES AID SUCCESS

TREAT OTHERS POSITIVELY

DEVELOP PROACTIVE BEHAVIOR

TRANSFORM FAILURES INTO WINS

SET GOALS FOR PERSONAL GROWTH

ADOPT A LEADER'S MINDSET

CLOSING NOTES

HELP US WITH A REVIEW

LEGAL ISSUES

ABOUT COPYRIGHT

FAITH DRIVES SUCCESS

In the first chapter of David Schwartz's book The Magic of Thinking Big, titled Believe You Can Succeed and You Will, the author lays the foundation for a powerful concept: the role of belief in shaping one's success. Schwartz argues that our beliefs about ourselves and our abilities profoundly influence our actions, decisions, and ultimately, our achievements in life.

Central to Schwartz's thesis is the idea that believing in oneself is not just a motivational cliché but a critical factor in achieving success. He emphasizes that those who achieve great things do so not because they possess extraordinary talents or luck, but because they have cultivated a mindset of belief in their own capabilities. This belief, according to Schwartz, acts as a self-fulfilling prophecy: if you believe you can succeed, you are more likely to take actions that lead to success.

Schwartz contrasts this belief with its opposite—self-doubt or a defeatist mindset. He argues that those who constantly doubt themselves or believe they are destined to fail often sabotage their own potential. This negative mindset prevents individuals from seizing opportunities, taking risks, and persisting through challenges—all crucial elements of achieving significant goals.

Moreover, Schwartz introduces the concept of excusitis, a term he uses to describe the habit of making excuses for one's failures or shortcomings. He identifies different forms of