The Magic of Believing

Very repetitive. Many of the sample stories could have been eliminated making the book an easy read. Of course, the book is very old and the verbiage antiquated, but the vein of the idea of believing that YOU CAN is still very relevant today.

If you love Think and Grow Rich, Believe and Achieve by Samuel Cypert and Og Mandino's books, then you're going to like this book. I've read this book and re-read the key passages several times, because this book helped me get out of a rut and on the fast track to success!
My only issue with my copy was that the type size was a little bit hard to read and hard to underline, but this book is great!
- Fabio Marciano [...]

So basic. So elemental. So real.

Every human should read this (others have put forth Bristol's ideas)
and understand his-her own real power to create the world.

Thoughts are things. And that can elevate yourself and others
and the world. Or it can destroy and inflict misery,

Our choice.

So basic. So elemental. So real.

Every human should read this (others have put forth Bristol's ideas)
and understand his-her own real power to create the world.

Thoughts are things. And that can elevate yourself and others
and the world. Or it can destroy and inflict misery,

Our choice.

this book helps you to continue to have the strenght to look for a better situation no matter what , because how can you ask for something no matter what it is and at the same time doubt that you will ever recieve it , it show's how your belief's can work against you ,if you dont have faith in the fact that you are working toward something better(always) you have to believe that , no one else isn't becasuse they themselve don't have to!, but is that how most inventor's invented something wonderful.They could see it , if no one could see it, they brought it into existence so the whole world could see it and touch it in some form or fashion it manifested into the real world , The book the Magic in believing

I learned about this book when reading the obituary for Phyllis Diller. She thought the book was so great that she gave it to many people. Since reading it, have done the same thing - good inspiration.