Alan Loy McGinnis's Books

Fascinating case studies and anecdotes show how you can gain the satisfaction that comes from Bringing Out the Best in People.

In the newly revised edition of The Friendship Factor, McGinnis reveals that at the heart of each relationship is the essential ingredient of warmth and caring-the friendship factor. With captivating examples from the famous and not-so-famous, as well as the teachings of Jesus, McGinnis shares the secrets of how to love and be loved. The Friendship Factor has sold more than one million copies and has been translated into twelve languages.

Helps readers build inner strength, handle rejection, develop uniqueness, keep flaws in perspective, make friends with one's body, find a place to excel, expand one's network of love and help others become more confident, in a book that includes fascinating stories and anecdotes, showing how to increase self-confidence without falling into the trap of self-worship. Original.

Alan Loy McGinnis, the bestselling author of "The Friendship Factor, Bringing Out the Best in People, Confidence" and "The Power of Optimism", is a family therapist, corporate consultant, and Presbyterian minister. After interviewing hundreds of successful people, the author found that peak performers were equally successful at work and in relationships. In "The Balanced Life" he reveals their numerous secrets of success and love.

Profiling the life experiences of real optimists, the bestselling author of The Friendship Factor provides mental techniques for maintaining a cheerful disposition, increasing physical vigor, and creating an aptitude for success and rich, warm relationships.

Optimists have been shown to be healthier, involved in happier marriages, more affluent, and even to live longer. McGinnis illuminates the power of optimism with the life experiences of "tough-minded" optimists and provides mental techniques for maintaining a cheerful disposition, increasing physical vigor, and creating an aptitude for success and rich, warm relationships.

Fascinating case studies and anecdotes show how you can gain the satisfaction that comes from Bringing Out the Best in People.

From stories about Irving Berlin to Oprah Winfrey, this collection contains 366 inspirational five-minute readings - one for each day of the year. Included are motivational stories of successful people such as Steven Spielberg, Bill Gates, Thomas Edison, and Wilma Rudolph.

In Dreams That Built America, Alan Elliott shares an inspiring and uplifting view of the American spirit. This newly revised and modernized edition showcases the vision, accountability, faith, and essential values that are the essence of real American success, highlighting the dreams that have made America and its people great. With 365 short daily readings, Dreams That Built America offers inspiring stories meant to motivate, encourage, and uplift you. It covers topics ranging from inventions and exploration to politics, pop culture, and art, and features a wide variety of people, such as: Beyoncé Irving Berlin Thomas Edison Steven Spielberg and many, many more! Celebrating the American spirit, Dreams That Built America will help you start your day on a positive note with inspirational messages and stories of purpose and triumph that will carry you throughout the year.

Outlines 12 characteristics of optimists and shows how they take specific measures to stave off discouragement and keep motivation high. Profiling the life experiences of real optimists, this book demonstrates the mental techniques necessary for maintaining a cheerful disposition, increasing physical vigour and creating an aptitude for success and for developing relationships with others.

For the introductory physical anthropology course. It may also be appropriate for the upper level biological anthropology course. This innovative new text narrates the history of the evolutionary progression of the human lineage through time. Evolution by natural selection provides the conceptual framework as students learn the essentials of molecular anthropology and genetics, then are led through geological time to the origins of vertebrates, mammals, primates, hominoids, and finally hominids. In each section, behavior, morphology, adaptation, and ecology are discussed to provide the comparative basis for human origins.

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Book's by Alan Loy McGinnis

Bringing Out the Best in People

Bringing Out the Best in People

The Friendship Factor

The Friendship Factor

Confidence

Confidence

The Balanced Life

The Balanced Life

The Power of Optimism

The Power of Optimism

The Power of Optimism

The Power of Optimism

The Friendship Factor

The Friendship Factor

Bringing Out the Best in People

Bringing Out the Best in People

Confidence

Confidence

A Daily Dose of the American Dream

A Daily Dose of the American Dream

Dreams That Built America

Dreams That Built America

The Power of Optimism

The Power of Optimism

The Power of Optimism

The Power of Optimism

Biological Anthropology

Biological Anthropology

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