Most Popular Books by Robert Anthony

The secret behind The Secret delivers a completely revised guidebook to success. Before Rhonda Byrnes delivered the blockbuster bestseller The Secret, Dr. Robert Anthony was delivering the principles of The Ultimate Secrets of Total Self-Confidence. Here Dr. Anthony, bestselling author of Think Big, reveals the secrets he has taught in seminars and workshops that have changed thousands of lives. Executives, star athletes, and celebrities know how total self-confidence can make one soar, and anyone can learn how to achieve it in their daily lives. The Ultimate Secrets of Total Self-Confidence features advice on: Tapping into creative imagination Clearing the mind of fear, worry, and guilt The best ways to communicate, and the art of small talk The simplest ways to get a perspective and set goals The joys and benefits of being different Now revised by the author, this is the book for advancement in career, family, love life, finances, and mental and physical health.

Emory Univ., Atlanta, GA. Annual pocket-sized reference offers current guidelines in the management of contraception. Covers screening and risk assessment, adolescent issues, pregnancy preplanning, timing issues, sterilization, menopause issues, and more. Softcover.

Discriminatory rates of pay and conditions of service; comparison with pre and post war conditions and pay; numbers enlisted; poor recognition for considerable contribution to war effort.

For years, readers have cherished the tiny Think books from Dr. Robert Anthony, a leader in the field of inspiration and self-help. Now, for the first time, these five titles are available in one volume: Think; Think Again; Think and Win; Think On; and Think Together. Motivating, compelling, and thought-provoking, the Think books are true gems—and this omnibus edition will prove a real treasure.

Key signatures of: C, G, F, D, Bb, A, Eb, and E Major. There are twenty-five studies in each of the eight key signatures used in this book. All exercises are in 4/4 time, using simple rhythms. The book is arranged by key signature, and since each key begins at the same extremely easy level and progresses through its 25 exercises, you may work on any key signature in any order. When you have outgrown the 200 studies included in this book, I recommend moving on to my book: 1000 Music Reading Studies for Guitar, available here on Amazon, or through the link at Robert Anthony Publishing. Instructional videos will be posted on the author's site as they are produced.

This book, along with others in its series, is designed to develop overall music reading skills. It offers a way for musicians to develop their reading skills without having to resort to method books. The book is divided into two sections: The first is comprised of some fundamentals pages and the reading exercises. The second is comprised of ten melodies from the Baroque, Classical, and Romantic repertoire to allow the musician to put the newly trained skills to work. The following composers' work makes up the second section: Sor, Chopin, Beethoven, Latour, J.S. Bach, W.A. Mozart, Haydn, L. Mozart, Clementi, and Schubert.

In 1976, Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau embarked on a three-day visit to Havana. He became the first leader of a NATO country to visit Cuba since the 1960 American economic embargo. The unusual relationship between the two world leaders is reflected in the three critical days when Canadian politics played on the international stage.

This work compliments and extends the theory and results of nonlinear psychophysics -- an original approach created by the author. It breaks with the traditional mathematics used in the experimental psychology of sensation and draws on what is popularly known as chaos theory and its extension into neural networks. Topical and innovative in its approach, it integrates a diversity of topics previously treated separately into one framework. The properties of the mathematics used are illustrated in the context of substantive problems in psychophysics; thus, it builds strong new bridges between the dynamics of mass action in psychophysical processes and the broader phenomena of sensation. No other treatments of the topic take quite this approach; the use of systems theory, rather than traditional equations of psychophysics dating from the mid 19th century, offers a striking contrast in both theory construction and data analysis.