The Art of Thinking Big

How to Stop Worrying and Start Developing a Champions Mind

By: Marvin Mcgee

Narrated by: Jay Deane

The secret of confidence and positivity you’ve never been told…until now

You enter a coffee shop on your way to yet another busy, soul-crushing day in the office. Suddenly, everybody stops what they’re doing, they turn and stare at you. What’s even worse—that stare is disapproving and critical.

How often have you felt negative energy coming from others? How often have you lost your mojo when approaching a stranger, fearing a negative reaction?

How often have you felt completely defeated, worthless, under-appreciated? Do you have those loud negative voices in your head, telling you that you’re just not good enough?

Here’s a little secret you need to learn today:

Most people are neutral towards you. It’s your own self-perception that paints the negative picture.

As an individual, you are the one responsible for building yourself up.

Obviously, that’s easier said than done.

And you’re not alone in this massive endeavor.

Did you know that:

• Up to 85 percent of the world’s population is affected by low self-esteem
• Literally all people battling some kind of addiction have low self-esteem
• Only two percent of women think they’re beautiful
• The lower your self-esteem, the lower your ability to silence the voices in your head shouting about your inability to do something
• People lacking confidence don’t have a deep sense of their authentic self

And these are just a few detrimental facts linked to a negative mindset.

If only you could learn to be positive and to believe in yourself!

The good news is that you can.

And you can get results in as little as 30 days (the amount of time it takes to form a new habit).

So buckle up and get ready for the coming 30 days with The Art of Thinking Big.

In The Art of Thinking Big, you will discover:

• The number one way to turn negative thoughts into positive ones
• Why self-confidence is much more important in your life than you probably believe
• The main difference between an achievable goal and a fantasy
• Writing it down can make it happen—the power of organizing your ideas
• Five powerful self-love habits
• A reliable strategy to chase negative thoughts away
• How to finally stop caring about other people’s opinions
• Why you were born RICH and you can continue being rich throughout your life
• Excuses—the number one killer of motivation and accomplishment (and how to banish them forever)

To top it all off, you will be provided with powerful guidance on changing the habits that are holding you back.

How much longer will you sit on the sofa, drenched in self-pity and no desire to accept responsibility for your own choices?

Change is a ton easier than you believe it to be. And don’t forget that every lengthy journey starts with a single, often hesitant step.

With the right guidance, support network and motivation, you can overcome the hindrances that are keeping you from living your life to the fullest.

So, what are you waiting for?

To provoke positive change in your everyday existence, start living to the fullest and see your dreams materialize themselves, scroll up, and buy this audiobook now.

©2019 Marvin Mcgee (P)2023 Marvin Mcgee

Getting outside my own head

I have always been a worrywort, and it has been problematic over the years with moving forward. I finally wanted to change that and found this audiobook. I listen to it on the way to and from work, and the information is exactly what I needed to hear. The book is well written, and the recommendations are easy to follow. I am so thankful for finding this book when I needed it most. My productivity has skyrocketed, and now my to-do list is a to-do list.

Empowering!

I recently had the pleasure of immersing myself in "The Art of Thinking Big: How to Stop Worrying and Start Developing a Champions Mind" by Marvin McGee. Chapter Two of Marvin McGee's "The Art of Thinking Big: How to Stop Worrying and Start Developing a Champions Mind," is a beacon of inspiration and practicality. As someone who has grappled with self-doubt, I found Chapter Two to be a source of encouragement and practical strategies. McGee's words served as a catalyst for introspection, prompting me to reevaluate and challenge my own limiting beliefs. In conclusion, "The Art of Thinking Big" is a must-listen for anyone seeking practical guidance on overcoming worry and embracing a champion's mindset. I'm certain that the valuable lessons within will continue to resonate with me for a long time to come.

Really helpful book!

This audiobook made a real difference in how I view myself. I’ve always dealt with self-doubt and negative thoughts, but The Art of Thinking Big helped me shift my mindset.
The advice is practical and easy to follow, and it encouraged me to start believing in myself. I really appreciated how it emphasizes that most of the negativity we experience is our own perception, and with the right tools, we can overcome it.

If you’re looking to boost your confidence and positivity, this book is a great place to start!

Champion's Mindset for Everyday Heroes

In a world filled with uncertainty, "The Art of Thinking Big" emerges as a beacon of hope and empowerment. This audiobook delves deep into the psychology of success, offering listeners practical tools to break free from worry and self-doubt. The author’s wisdom is evident in every chapter, providing actionable steps to cultivate a resilient and positive mindset. The engaging narration is the icing on the cake, making complex ideas accessible to all. This book is a valuable resource for anyone looking to transform their thought patterns and embrace a life of achievement and fulfillment.

Compelling Read

This book is filled with intriguing ways to build your self confidence, erase those negative thoughts and see yourself reaching your goals with a positive attitude. With these tips, and techniques you will find yourself overcoming those hindrances that hold you back and becoming the best you you can be. A compelling read for people who have a low self esteem.

Get ready for self-improvement

Such an interesting and powerful audiobook. I mean, I can’t think of anyone I know who wouldn’t benefit from some part or chapter in this book. Anyone with self doubt, or low self esteem or even a lack of confidence in a project or time of their life will thrive with the authors guidance. The author lays out the steps to visualize by writing down how you anticipate the positive method to achieving what you are working towards, be it at work, in life or a relationship. Such a powerful book.

So helpful!

This audiobook is a true motivator for anyone looking to transform their mindset! The Art of Thinking Big provides practical strategies for overcoming worries and embracing a champion's mindset. Marvin Mcgee’s guidance is inspiring and easy to follow, helping you shift from limiting thoughts to a more positive and expansive way of thinking. The insights in this book have given me a new perspective on goal-setting and self-belief.

Think Big by Believing in You

My mind often spirals into worry and self-doubt, but this audiobook taught me to think big by believing in myself. With care, it shares how to silence negative voices, set goals, and build empowering habits. In just 30 days, my outlook feels more positive. Though it's easier to be critical of ourselves, this practical guide leads us to see our inherent worth. Our dreams are possible when we think big.

Just what I needed right now!

If you are experiencing a bit of overwhelm and feeling scattered (yep, that's me, raising my hand), this book can help get you back on track. The author gives some great (gentle) kicks in the butt to make you see what you are doing (or not doing!), along with very useful and actionable strategies to set and reach your goals. I personally appreciated the sections on comfort zones and limiting beliefs, as those topics really resonate with me right now. There are so many great reminders in here that I could go on and on. Instead, I hope you listen and get as motivated as I am right now!

Cool Cover

I was pleased to see all of the resources at the back of the book, some great "self-help" books there for sure. I really think the author did a good job with the cover as well.