Success Is Not Impossible: New Ways Of Creative Thinking by Wael El-Manzalawy

How to Change your life by changing your way of thinking.

Success is not impossible: new ways of creative thinking

Wael El-Manzalawy's e book: (Success Is Not Impossible: New Ways Of Creative Thinking) discusses many topics such as: Change Starts From Within, Do You Know Really What You Want?, (Impossible) Obstacle, (Silly) Obstacle, (Shortcut) Thinking, Realistic Creative Thinking, Changing The Details, Wael's Strategy For Success, You Don't Know Where Success Is? and How To Think And Act Positively In 5 Steps. In addition, this e book contains many inspirational and motivational quotes by Wael El-Manzalawy.

Genre: SELF-HELP / Creativity

Secondary Genre: SELF-HELP / Motivational & Inspirational

Language: English

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Word Count: 3277

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III- (Shortcut) Thinking:

You are at point A. You want to reach point B. Now you should ask yourself: What do you want after reaching point B? You want to reach point C. After that, you want to reach point D. Then, you want to reach point E. Is there a shortcut directly from point A to point E? I’ll give you an example. I was an Egyptian writer who writes in Arabic. As the majority of Arab writers, I hoped that my short stories will be translated to English and other international languages. But I should be a remarkable and famous writer. Besides, I have to have good relations with translators. In addition, I should have certain political attitudes. Using the (Shortcut) Thinking, I decided to write directly in English. The idea succeeded. I have already published 20 e books.


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French
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