Die Macht des Gedankens
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Die Macht des Gedankens
Narrated by:
Detlev Hürter
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Detlev Hürter
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Orison Swett Marden, der 1924 verstorben ist, war einer der ersten, die erkannten, dass das eigene Glück von der inneren Einstellung abhängt. In den 21 Kapiteln seine Buches "Die Macht des Gedankens" von 1906, das 1921 in Deutschkand in einer Übersetzung von Dr. Max Christlieb erschien, erfährt der Leser unter anderem, wie man Furcht überwindet, Herrschaft über seine Stimmungen gewinnt, seinen Charakter bildet und so sein Leben selbstbestimmt und erfolgreich gestaltet.
Orginaltitel: Every man a king, or might in mind-mastery, 1906 Ertsveröffentlichung: Stuttgart, Verlag J. Engelhorn.©2016 Prosaclouds. Übersetzung von Dr. Max Christlieb (P)2016 Prosaclouds
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