As You Think: The Bestselling Self-Empowerment Classic

This was the first book I read outside my syllabus, and it truly opened my mind. It clearly shows how our thinking shapes our day and overall life. Simple, powerful, and eye-opening. Great read for anyone starting their self-growth journey.

Good book, that stays with you for a long time. There are some outdated sections like the reference to God and stuff like that, but otherwise a good read.

Gives a great perspective to life

Really awesome book. Must read for All. This is the best book on role of thoughts shaping our destiny. This book will give you ways how to make your choices which make circumstances. Circumstances make your decisions which make your destiny.

The language of the book is simple and it is motivational. A must read book those who feel depressed.

Too small book could finish in one go..The content in the book couldn't be remembered and applied its just a feel

Good ... Same story "You will be. what you will to be." Small no. Of pages but effective

Crisp and clear , content was free flowing, without much preaching it provoke your thoughts. On a whole it is short and wholesome in content

Given as a gift. Recipient loved it

I really felt compelled to write a review on this book. It implies that our thoughts shape our experience. I'm not against that per se. However, the author then in my opinion over reaches by claiming these thoughts are not by circumstance. "A person does not end up in the gutter or a prison by the tyranny of fate or circumstance, but by the path of low thoughts and base desires" This is an extremely dismissive stance when we are becoming more aware of the psychological and physiological impact of trauma. The reality for many is that their circumstance has had a significant and detrimental impact to their well-being. This book seems to suggest that positive thought alone will lift people from potential difficulties they may be facing. This purely internal cognitive effort will for some, perhaps have an impact and yet for others may cause further harm by implying they're "below beast". This feels like an exceptionally ignorant stance and the book could be summarised by simply suggesting "think happy thoughts" is a cure for anyone suffering. I can't advise against this book enough.

This little book is very special. I am constantly buying it to give to friends and family. It's one of those books that is highlighted over and over and each time it's read you learn something new.