Lore - Managing thought : think differently. think powerfully. achieve new levels of success

Self-help books, most of us know, are a dime a dozen. This is a self-help book that makes the rest of them obsolete. Mary Lore, through a multitude of pointed vignettes and just plain old common sense, puts the quandary of human existence into a fresh, colorful, and detailed perspective. After my forty years of professional experience in this field, this is the best yet. In short, it is life changing. Most refreshingly, as you read it, you know that the author practices it in her everyday life. Her book is the definitive First in Class on this subject and will go down as a true classic for many years to come!

Dr. Harry S. Dennis, III
Chairman and CEO, The Executive Committee
Dedicated to increasing the effectiveness and
enhancing the lives of chief executives

Managing Thought will dramatically improve how you think and do. I wish I had read it when I was twenty-five. Its an easy-to-read, yet deeply insightful, interpretation that shows how to manage your thoughts to be more successful. Just the short, effective paragraph on Putting it into Practice will convince you that this is a must-read!

Kraig Kramers
CEO, speaker, executive coach, and author of CEO Tools

In life, each of us is required by the dynamic reality of daily events to face ourselves or not. We all have the choice to be actively in the game of life or, by default, to stay on the sideline. This book can initiate the process of personal work and consistent focused self-development. My forty years of working with graduate students and CEOs confirms the importance of daily routine in individuals moving toward being brave personally, giving themselves permission to know themselves, and moving beyond the other-directed orientation of critical self-critique. An inner-directed path will allow the growth of a more developed personhood. Marys book can give its readers the path toward a centered self-confidence.

W. Lynn Tanner, Ph.D.
President and CEO, TEC Canada
Canadas preeminent organization for the development of CEOs

Bottom-line improvement comes through people, and I want people on my team who can think for themselves, visualize outcomes, and be proactive in seeking positive results. Mary Lore shares a very creative approach to analyzing and measuring our thought process. It validates the importance of being in control to effect positive outcomes in our lives. Managing Thought is a must read if you want to develop a personal flight plan that has positive outcomes, takes you to new heights, avoids significant turbulence, and puts you in control.

Howard Putnam
Former CEO, Southwest Airlines
Author of The Winds of Turbulence

Managing Thought gets right to the bottom line on why individuals and organizations behave the way they do. Managing Thought provides the tools that empower us to learn how to change our behavior and improve our effectiveness and overall health at work and home. Im a better person, leader, friend, father, and husband for having read this book.

William Neale, MA
Cofounder, Denison Consulting
Developer of diagnostic tools designed to bring
culture and leadership to the bottom line

Managing Thought is to this century what How to Win Friends & Influence People and The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People were to the last century. Thought management is a key asset for todays leaders.

Barbara G. Stanbridge
Change Management Expert
President National Association of Women Business Owners (2001)

Managing Thought is one of the best self-help books I have ever read. It is thought-provoking and easy to understand, and the exercises are simple yet very effective. Through Managing Thought, I now see how my limiting beliefs have held me back and put me in a very small box as to the possibilities in my life. By taking the time to really work on uncovering what they are and examining them in detail, I am able to take myself out of that very small box and help my clients to do the same.

Bob Carrothers
Executive coach, Vistage International
The worlds leading chief executive organization

Managing Thought is as timeless as Dale Carnegies work. This book goes way beyond business executives. It is a powerful book for anyone, in any number of personal and professional relationships. Through Managing Thought, I have taken control of my life with powerful, high-service, and high-purpose thoughts. I learned I have the power to choose my thoughts and overpower my weak, negative ones.

Arthur Horwitz
President and CEO, Jewish Renaissance Media,
The leading gatherer and disseminator of information
for and about the American Jewish community

For years, great leaders have realized the power of positive thinking. Even pessimistic people prefer to follow positive, optimistic leaders. This book takes this concept to a completely new level and teaches us how to actually manage our thoughts to be creative, inspired, and impactful in all that we do. The concepts are practical and real and are equally beneficial at home or in the workplace. Lores book reinforced that I actually have a choice and can control my thoughts versus being controlled by themI find that to be incredibly powerful!

Gordon Krater, CPA
Managing Partner, Plante & Moran, PLLC
One of Fortunes 100 Best Companies to Work For
for ten consecutive years

Every outcome in the universe is preceded by an initiating thought. Mary J. Lores latest book, Managing Thought, reminds us and provides the tools to be intentional and aware of our thoughts as they create our reality, to consciously create each moment, and to seek balance in a world that forces us to specialize. Read this book, do what she suggests, and discover more of who you really are. Let your journey begin!

Ole Carlson
Author of Beneath the Armor and
Clarity: Creating a Life That Really Matters... to You

In todays 24/7 global world, executives and entrepreneurs are challenged in all aspects of their professional and personal lives. Todays business education is about teaching future leaders how to manage these challenges. Managing Thought provides important and valuable insights as well as robust and realistic prescriptive techniques that will help train business students to overcome those challenges while reinvigorating their passions and cultivating their all-important sense of self.

Kim Schatzel
Dean, College of Business
University of Michigan-Dearborn

Lores book reinforced my belief that life is a combination of ones heart, mind, and soul, and when these three are combined and made available to us, along with a grounded understanding of our beliefs, we have the possibility of living life to the fullest.

Richard Carr
Vice Chairman of the Board, Vistage International
The worlds leading chief executive organization

Anything you want in life such as health, a fulfilling career, or happiness begins with a single thought, yet how to manage your thoughts toward your objectives remains elusive to most people. Likewise, while no life is free from troubles, your mind can be trouble-free when you practice self-awareness, self-mastery, and being on purpose. In Managing Thought, Mary Lore has done a wonderful job presenting an accessible, step-by-step process for cultivating and reshaping your mind to finally actualize the life you want. A highly recommended book for anyone looking to achieve their lifes potential.