Power of positive thinking

A book about positive thinking means picturing the best outcome and believing that everything will be fine; just trust in yourself and be confident. Christianity is a major motivator for this book and the advice given in it, as established on the first page. If you are not into Christianity, the reading might become less effective, but it does mention some general advice and examples that don't rely much on Christian lessons.

Should I read this book?

I would like to split the type of readers first.

For readers into christianity

Yes, if you practice Christian religions and are a person who worships Christ, this book will be to your liking. The reading feels like going to church, taking a seat, and listening to the prayers, advice, etc. It's a similar experience, and I'm sure it will be to your liking. You will probably find yourself more motivated by the end and reflect on some of the lessons this book teaches us.

For readers not into christianity

If you are not into Christianity, this book may not be for you; it really mentions Christian lessons and Bible passages often, and the author really wants you to share the same beliefs because he uses those to carry many messages and motivate you into positive thinking. If you're not into this religion, the book may still be okay, but it will lose some of its strength and may feel repetitive or too far from what you want.