The Power of Self Talk: Empower Positive Thinking, Create a Positive Aura and Redesign Your Personal, Professional and Spiritual Life Paperback – 19 Jun. 2020

The Power of Self is a holistic book on the subject and the author has put forward a very pragmatic approach to mastering the art of managing self-talk. He comprehensively explains different types of self-talk- negative and positive talks and then he goes on how to implement positive talk in all areas of your life be it financial, relation, spiritual or general life.If you are sincerely thinking about changing the results in your life, then you need to learn and master the art of managing the self-talk. And this book is the gateway to that.Amazing work by Author. A recommended read.

Practical, unputdownable and honest book. One needs an open conscious mind to see how our own subconscious grapples with reality and shakes us up. I got transformed into situations where i felt i was doing the right thing because my conscious self was telling me to do things otherwise. We are our own judge for the situation we are. We all love to talk but we donot do self talk. This book should act as a catalyst. Thank you Author.

Great book, easy read, teaches we have a choice, learn how to implement positive change in our live toward more happiness, success and peace of mind. Also teaches we can control our thought more with positive self talk but don’t expect to control others in the process for long anyway. Thanks

A crisp and practical take on the science of mental chatter that goes inside everyone's mind and how one can harness it into a potent tool for self improvement or success. The book carries subtle examples of daily life, some excellent quotes and certainly not induced with high pitch preachings. Its a common man's way to explore into the psychology of mind and how the quality of life can be improved upon.

Thoroughly enjoyed this book. The advice is spot on. Take responsibility for your thoughts and you will control your life. Mr. Mangla makes this personal with his own life examples, then inviting the reader to consider his/her own situations,