Maxwell Maltz compares life to a bicycle that must keep moving to stay balanced. He advises tackling one problem at a time and not standing still. He also says making friends with yourself prevents loneliness and gives purpose. He believes faith, courage, and optimism bring new life, while living in the past leads to frustration.
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Maxwell Maltz was a physician from the United States, best known for Psycho-cybernetics.
Quick Facts About Maxwell Maltz
Born
March 10, 1889
Died
April 7, 1975
Nationality
United States
Profession
Physician
Notable works
Psycho-cybernetics
About Maxwell Maltz
The book became a long‑time bestseller and influenced many later self‑help teachers. It is considered a forerunner of today’s popular self‑help books.
