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The Power Of Positive Thinking.
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The Power Of Positive Thinking.
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I am going to give away another great book to celebrate the beginning of a brand new month. I read The Power, by Rhonda Byrne, back in August and wrote a book review on this blog.
This is a very inspiring book and will truly motivate you to be the best you can be.
How To Enter
Just leave a comment on this blog and you will be entered to win this contest. Don't know what to write? Just tell me, "I want to read The Power!" That is all there is to it. On Monday, November 1st, I will draw a lucky name out of a hat. Please leave an email address so that I can contact you. You will have until the end of Wednesday, November 3rd to respond to my email and send me your name and shipping address. If I do not hear from you, I will pick another name on Thursday morning.
Who Can Enter
I am willing to ship this book (at my expense) to any location in the world so please do not hestitate to enter. I love my international readers.
Deadline
You must post a comment on this blog post no later than 12:00 noon (Central Time) on November 1, 2010.
Follow Me!
I would love for you to push the "Follow" button and add your name to my group of loyal blog readers. However, this is not a requirement to enter this contest.
Dr. Norman Vincent Peale, author of The Power Of Positive Thinking, had a three part formula for praying.
Step 1. "Prayerize". Go about every day discussing with God in a natural, normal manner the questions you will have to decide upon later on in the day. Ask for His guidance.
Step 2. "Picturize". Print a picture on your mind of what you believe to be God's will for you. But first pray about it and put the matter in His hands.
Step 3. "Actualize". Work hard and intelligently so that your prayer may come true, if it is God's will that it should.
"Four things for success: work and pray, think and believe". Norman Vincent Peale
"When you pray for anyone you tend to modify your personal attitude toward him". Norman Vincent Peale