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Power Psycho-Cybernetics for Youth: A New Dimension in Personal Freedom

This book delves into the concepts of psycho-cybernetics, offering insights and strategies specifically designed for young individuals. It aims to empower youth to achieve personal freedom and develop a strong sense of self through self-awareness and constructive thinking. more

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Maxwell Maltz
Maxwell Maltz

Maxwell Maltz was a renowned author, born on March 10, 1899, and passed away on April 7, 1975. His works primarily focused on personal growth and self-improvement, profoundly influencing modern psychology and the self-help movement. more

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