How to Fall Off the Wagon
Self-help ideas generally belong to one of three schools of thought, whether the originators realize it or not: values-first, goals-first or process-first. Norman Vincent Peale (Power of Positive T…
Highlights Tour This post is part of the highlights tour, a series of historically significant ribbonfarm posts Self-help ideas generally belong to one of three schools of thought, whether the originators realize it or not: values-first, goals-first or process-first. Norman Vincent Peale ( Power of Positive Thinking , 1952), Wayne W. Dyer ( Erroneous Zones , 1976) and David Allen ( GTD , 2002) are the authors of the pioneering mainstream classics of each sub-genre. Those dates are significant: the schools evolved and matured in that order, each building on the last to some extent. Discuss with
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