Your Mind and How to Use It is a book by William Walker Atkinson, first published in 1911. It presents a clear and concise introduction to the basic principles of psychology, with a strong emphasis on the practical application of mental faculties. Atkinson outlines the structure and functions of the mind—including attention, perception, memory, imagination, and willpower—while guiding readers toward greater self-mastery and personal effectiveness. Written in a straightforward style intended for the general reader, the book reflects Atkinson's broader mission to empower individuals through understanding and controlling their own mental processes. As a central figure in the New Thought movement, he combined elements of metaphysics, science, and self-help, helping to popularize the idea that mental discipline and focused intention are keys to personal success.
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