Question by Jonah J: Do you think that positive thinking and self affermations work?
Books like “You can heal yourself” and “Power of Positive Thinking” seem to say so?

If you have read the above books which one was better and why?

Best answer:

Answer by Chris P
I’ve not read those particular books, but I do think positive attitudes go a long way. I had a big change in my life and how I related to people when I started saying the good things first before I pointed out the bad.

Nothing works like good positive action, though. My words must be followed by what I do.

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