Tom Monson’s How You Think is a transformative guide for anyone seeking happiness, health, and prosperity. At the heart of this powerful book lies one profound message: “Master Your Thinking,” and you can master your life. Inspired by James Allen’s classic As a Man Thinketh, Monson reintroduces these timeless principles with modern clarity, offering readers practical steps to take control of their thoughts and shape a better future.
When you Master Your Thinking, you unlock the ability to change your character, circumstances, and destiny. Monson’s story is deeply personal yet universally relatable. He shares how he overcame self-doubt and feelings of unworthiness by applying Allen’s principles. Through his journey, readers see how controlling their thoughts can lead to peace, purpose, and success.
This book is practical, not just inspirational. The 16-step Action Plan is the centerpiece of Monson’s approach, helping readers integrate the idea of “Master Your Thinking” into daily life. Whether it’s replacing negativity with positivity, setting purposeful goals, or embracing failure as a teacher, Monson provides a clear roadmap for transforming your life from the inside out.
A key takeaway from the book is that your thoughts determine your outcomes. Monson emphasizes that when you Master Your Thinking, you begin to see opportunities instead of obstacles. You gain clarity, resilience, and the power to create the life you’ve always dreamed of. This principle isn’t just theoretical—it’s backed by Monson’s own transformation and the experiences of countless others who’ve applied these ideas.
One of the most inspiring aspects of How You Think is its simplicity. Monson reminds us that the power to change lies within us. By deliberately choosing thoughts that align with our purpose and values, we can create a life filled with happiness, health, and prosperity. The phrase “Master Your Thinking” becomes a mantra for anyone ready to take responsibility for their life and chart a new path forward.
For those feeling stuck, lost, or overwhelmed, this book offers hope and practical tools. It’s not just about understanding the power of thought—it’s about applying it. Monson’s honesty and relatable style make this book approachable for readers of all backgrounds. His message is clear: when you Master Your Thinking, you take control of your life.
Highly recommended for anyone ready to break free from limiting beliefs, discover their purpose, and create meaningful change. This book is a must-read for anyone looking to transform their thinking—and their life.
Rating: 5/5
Mark Rogers, January 5, 2021
