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Conversations with Yourself

A practical guide to greater happiness, self-development and self-empowermant.
By Rabbi Zelig Pliskin
(376 Pages)Publisher: Artscroll, 2007
Part of the "Self Help Books by Rabbi Zelig Pliskin" series.

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Most people unconsciously engage in internal self-talk, and in this book, best-selling author Rabbi Zelig Pliskin guides the reader to achieve conscious awareness of meandering mental chatter and to transform it into a steady stream of purposeful thought. After reading the first three chapters of Conversations with Yourself, you will sense yourself achieving more and harnessing a power you never realized you had.

A master motivator, Rabbi Pliskin presents significant goals for character growth in simple, attainable steps. Drawing on the wisdom of the Jewish sages, his personal humor, and experiences common to all, Rabbi Pliskin details how anyone can shift habituated negative self-talk into a positive inner dialogue.

Each short chapter in Conversations with Yourself contains a powerful core thought which, as applied, can neutralize toxic self-talk and stimulate one's positive inner voice. Among the many brilliant principles presented are:

You Become What You Think About
Problem Focus vs. Solution Focus
Self-Conversations to Reach Your Important Goals
How to be Unhappy!
The Best Question You Can Ask Yourself
Running Your Own Mental Broadcast
"I" Speak to "Myself"
Self-Talk and Falling Asleep
Self-Talk about Money
Self-Talk that Intensifies or Minimizes Anger