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NOW AVAILABLE From Sabotage to Success by Sheri O. Zampelli.
This is a good, old-fashioned, no-frills book that shows the importance of attitude in attaining success.
Another down to earth book that shows the importance of attitude in attaining success. 
Self-Traps by William B. Swann, Jr. W.H.Freeman and Company, New York, 1996, Takes a look at the socialization of American culture and how we are taught to focus on superficial demonstrations of success rather than valuing ourselves.
Self-Directed Behavior Self-Modification for Personal Adjustment by Watson and Tharp is one of the most approachable, practical books I have read on the topic of self-change. It offers a step by step guide to self-change along with a variety of examples and pages upon pages of references. Highly recommended.
Susan Jeffers makes self-help simple. Her writing style is down-to-earth, approachable and easy to understand. Jeffers uses personal stories that help the reader feel hopeful. After reading her books I always feel like "if she can do it, so can I." In the past few years I have had the opportunity to talk to Dr. Jeffers on several occasions, she has been a motivating force in the publication of "From Sabotage to Success."
In my workshops I often tell people that they can decide what they think. Some will tell me how difficult it is to do so because they are surrounded by so many negative people. As you read this book, Man's Search for Meaning and learn of Viktor Frankl's horrific experiences in a concentration camp during the Holocast, one thing will be clear: You are never powerless over your beliefs.
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