The Thinking Man. The Law of the Power of Thought

A classic work, standing alongside the writings of Dale Carnegie
I intended to write a book that could help men and women, regardless of whether they are rich or poor, educated or uneducated, have life experience or not, find within themselves... the source of any success, happiness, fulfillment of any of their desires, and creation of any reality. — James Allen

The works of Dale Carnegie, Norman Vincent Peale, Earl Nightingale, and Tony Robbins have garnered millions of fans and brought their authors worldwide fame, which the "unrecognized genius" of his era, James Allen, never saw in his lifetime. Yet he was one of the first writers whose works conduct a serious analysis of personal motivation to unlock inner potential. And it was his creativity that influenced the spread of literature on self-improvement, giving rise to a wave of books, dozens of which became bestsellers. The works of James Allen are widely quoted and inspire readers around the world.