James Allen's argument is stated in a single line and then tested across ninety-six pages: a person's circumstances grow out of the thoughts they keep returning to.
First published in 1903, the essay is divided into short sections covering thought and character, thought and circumstance, health, purpose, achievement and serenity. Its brevity is deliberate, and the book is often treated as a daily reading rather than a single sitting, one section at a time with space to think between them. This Fingerprint! Publishing paperback keeps the complete text in a 96-page format that fits a bag or a bedside table.
Who it suits and why:
• Complete text of James Allen's 1903 essay
• 96 pages, Fingerprint! Publishing paperback
• Sections on character, circumstance, purpose and serenity
• Short enough for repeated re-reading
For readers of classic self-help, students of personal development and anyone building a daily reading habit, available from Boipoka.
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