- Pdf Archive | Maxwell Maltz, M.d.f.1.c.s.

: Your subconscious does not distinguish between a "real" experience and one vividly imagined. If you believe you are a failure, your "Success Mechanism" will work to achieve that failure; if you see yourself as successful, it will find ways to succeed.

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Psycho-cybernetics : updated and expanded - Internet Archive : Your subconscious does not distinguish between a

Maltz’s central thesis is that the human mind and body function together as a "goal-striving mechanism" (similar to a servo-mechanism or computer) that automatically steers toward the targets set by your self-image. if you see yourself as successful

Dr. Maxwell Maltz (1899–1975) was an American plastic surgeon who pioneered the field of self-image psychology with his 1960 bestseller, . His work is widely preserved in digital archives, providing access to his original theories on how the "self-image" acts as a subconscious blueprint for success or failure. Core Principles of Psycho-Cybernetics

: He encouraged practicing "creative visualization" for 30 minutes daily to "program" the mind with successful experiences, thereby shifting the self-image. Archived Works and Resources