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  • Psycho-Cybernetics and Self-Fulfillment

  • The Pscycho-Cybernetics Mastery Series
  • By: Maxwell Maltz MD
  • Narrated by: Matt Furey
  • Length: 7 hrs and 59 mins
  • 4.3 out of 5 stars (49 ratings)

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Psycho-Cybernetics and Self-Fulfillment

By: Maxwell Maltz MD
Narrated by: Matt Furey
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Maxwell Maltz was an American cosmetic surgeon and author of Psycho-Cybernetics, which was a system of ideas that he claimed could improve one's self-image. In turn, the person would lead a more successful and fulfilling life. He wrote several books, among which Psycho-Cybernetics was a longtime best seller - influencing many subsequent self-help teachers. His orientation toward a system of ideas that would provide self-help is considered the forerunner of the now popular self-help books.

The word cybernetic comes from the Greek for "steersman" and in the modern sense usually refers to systems of control and communication in machines and animals: how, for instance, a computer or a mouse organizes itself to achieve a task. Maltz applied the science to man to form psycho-cybernetics. However, while inspired by the development of sophisticated machines, his book denounced the idea that man can be reduced to a machine.

Psycho-Cybernetics bridges the gap between our mechanistic models of the brain's functioning (clichés like "your brain is a wonderful computer") and the knowledge of ourselves as being a lot more than machine. Maltz's genius was in saying that while we are "machines", and while the dynamics of goal setting and self-image might best be described in mechanistic terms, the fantastic variety of our desires and our ability to create new worlds are uniquely human. What could never be reduced to machine analogies are the fires of imagination, ambition, and will.

In this book, Psycho-Cybernetics and Self-Fulfillment, Dr. Maxwell Maltz teaches about: goals, self-image, happiness, and much more.

Read by Matt Furey, the president of The Psychocybernetics Foundation.

©2013 Maxwell Maltz, MD, FICS (P)2016 Gildan Media LLC
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good voice

kinda common sense, in other words - stay
positive and believe in yourself. ignore the naysayers!

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Awesome

another great book from the pyscho cybernetics library. these are a must read! Great stuff.

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Must read!

Enjoyable experience, narrating is good but most importantly, the ideas discussed in the book are essential for living a successful life.

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Become a better person than you were yesterday

The entire Psycho_Cybernetics series is a GREAT find if you are serious about improving your life.. Immerse yourself and achieve your full potential.

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Life Changing

I'd suggest everyone reads this book. Better than any therapist, invest your money In this book. Easy read, very informative,.

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Could not finish it

Boring narrator, I was constantly wandering off and 1/3 into the book I had no idea what it was about... traded it for another book.

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Just another Feel good story

After another life changing event, I pulled out the "feel good about your self " tapes. I saw Psychocybernetics online And thought that I would add it to my collection. I was Not thrilled, several hours of somebody telling me to feel good about my self and don't feel bad, doesn't work for me. I much prefer to learn drills and do mind exercises. Some of my favs. Are; Jose Silva's Silva's Ultramind system. Or Richard Bandler's. The Ultimate intro to NLP.

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