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Book Summary - The power of positive thinking

"The Power of Positive Thinking" is a self-help book written by an American author- Norman Vincent Peale.


The book discusses 9 important points for positive thinking, thereby improving confidence and self-improvement.

Here, the 9 important ideas are shared, which gives an overview of the book.

1. Believe in yourself
2. A peaceful mind generates power
3. Cultivate a good mindset to have constant energy 
4. Practice meditation and gratitude
5. Create your own happiness
6. Expecting the best for getting it
7. Don't believe in defeat
8. Break the worrying habit
9. Inflow of new thoughts can awaken the soul inside you


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