How To Project Your Thoughts – Claude M. Bristol
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Claude M. Bristol (1891-1951) was an author and journalist. Born in 1891, he served as a soldier in World War I in France and Germany. After the war, he worked on the army newspaper Stars and Stripes until 1919. His best-known book is “The Magic of Believing”, published in 1948. This book has sold well over a million copies and is widely regarded as a prosperity classic1.
Bristol’s journey to success was shaped by his belief in the power of thought. As a hard-headed journalist, he encountered people from various backgrounds and read extensively on psychology, religion, science, metaphysics, and ancient magic. Gradually, he discovered a common thread: the incredible power of belief. He realized that most people go through life without fully understanding the impact strong belief can have on achieving their goals. By leaving their desires vague, they often receive vague outcomes.
During World War I, Bristol faced financial challenges and couldn’t even afford cigarettes. However, he made a firm decision that when he returned to civilian life, he would have a lot of money. This decision was not a mere wish; it was a resolute belief. Shortly after his return home, a banker contacted him after reading a story about him in the local newspaper. Bristol was offered a job, and he constantly visualized wealth, even doodling “$$$” signs on bits of paper. His unwavering belief paved the way for a successful career in investment banking and business.
Bristol’s “The Magic of Believing” has inspired countless readers across different walks of life, from politicians and leaders to performers and salespeople. The book emphasizes achieving goals through mental visualization and using faith to draw people, circumstances, and opportunities together to make dreams a reality2. His work reminds us that belief creates its own verification in reality, and optimistic thoughts lead to favorable circumstances1.
If you’re interested in exploring his ideas further, I recommend reading “The Magic of Believing”. It’s a timeless guide to unlocking the power of your mind and achieving your aspirations
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