Name: Unlimited power
ISBN: 9780684845777

Unlimited power

Robbins and McClendon here provide the inspiration and tools to help African American readers overcome any societal/personal roadblocks and cultural conditioning that might keep them from enjoying the life of their dreams. Step by step, Robbins and McClendon show how to reprogram the mind in minutes to eliminate fears and phobias, fuel the body with renewed health and energy, dramatically improve relationships, and become a persuasive communicator. Employing the. Techniques of Neuro-Linguistic Programming, a science of personal achievement, readers learn the seven lies of success, how to duplicate the success of others, the five keys to wealth and happiness, how to determine one's values, and how to resolve internal conflicts that are the source of self-sabotage and other destructive behavior. Unlimited Power: A Black Choice also contains a revolutionary fitness program for the mind that enables readers to discover what they. Really want, and shows them how to achieve it. With Unlimited Power: A Black Choice, Anthony Robbins and Joseph McClendon III have written a unique and dynamic book that will provide African Americans with a program for super success in all aspects of their lives.

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mindcrimeJan 2020

It's kinda cliched, but Tony Robbins' stuff always helps me.

I'd try Awaken The Giant Within and/or Unlimited Power. Another good motivational book is Relentless by Tim S. Grover. There's also Unleash The Warrior Within by Richard Machowicz.

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1337shadowMar 2019

I have a program like this that my dad passed on to me, which I often re-start when I feel I'm loosing it:

0. "How to win friends and influence others" by Carnergie

1. "Zig Ziglar on Selling"

2. "Unlimited Power" by Tony Robbins

3. "Secrets of closing the sale" by Zig Ziglar

4. "Influence psychology of persuasion" by Caldini

Really made the difference for me when feeding the kids became a challenge.

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dc17Jun 2016

Hi, these are a great question and a right conclusion. But become the good communicator is only a small thing that you have to change about themselves.

Here are just several points from my experience. 1) You have to get as much responsibility, as you can. 2) You have to became confident and tough. 3) And Yes, you have to became a better communicator.

Finally all these are about working on yourself. I can recommend you this book, which really helped me: https://www.amazon.com/Unlimited-Power-Science-Personal-Achi...

By the way it took more that a year to change yourself ) Good Luck!

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theptipDec 2016

I think this fundamentally misses an important part of human nature -- we can want things in the abstract (be more healthy, be more well-read, etc.) but not actually "straight up enjoy" them.

There are techniques for training yourself to think differently about tasks though; Tony Robbins talks a lot about how to train yourself to have the positive associations that you choose, instead of the ones that your environment and upbringing bestowed on you[1]. Some of that reads a bit cultish but I think there's some good stuff in there.

[1]: https://www.amazon.com/Unlimited-Power-Science-Personal-Achi...

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nottoday88Jul 2016

Thanks a lot for your opinion. I see that you recommended the book https://www.amazon.com/Unlimited-Power-Science-Personal-Achi... , I will try to read it.

Good luck with your FB-messenger app.

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iterationxJul 2009

The best selling book is Tony Robbins "Unlimited Power" with like 9 million copies sold, but its also about fitness, so its not as targeted as you might like, although I liked it, but I'm not rich.

Another one which I liked was, "Losing My Virginity: How I've Survived, Had Fun, and Made a Fortune Doing Business My Way" Richard Branson

It's how Branson got rich which is pretty interesting.

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