John Assaraf

life coach and motivational speaker

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Life coach and motivational speaker; author of many books, including Having It All: Achieving Your Life's Goals and Dreams and The Complete Vision Board Kit

John Assaraf on KCRW

Since the 19th Century, it's been an article of American faith that positive thinking leads to health and prosperity.

The Negative Impact of Positive Thinking

Since the 19th Century, it's been an article of American faith that positive thinking leads to health and prosperity.

from To the Point

Since the 19th Century, it's been an article of American faith that positive thinking can lead to better health, prosperity and success.

The Negative Impact of Positive Thinking

Since the 19th Century, it's been an article of American faith that positive thinking can lead to better health, prosperity and success.

from To the Point

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