Expand the Power of Your Subconscious Mind with C. James Jensen & Show Them You're Good with Jeff Hobbs

Is it possible to harness the wisdom of your subconscious? Since its publication in 1963, Dr. Joseph Murphy’s The Power of Your Subconscious Mind has sold millions of copies worldwide. Now, life coach and consultant C. James Jensen supplements Dr. Murphy’s authoritative book with fresh lessons and a modern toolkit of practices.

Tune in for #MomentswithMarianne show with special guest C. James Jensen as we discuss his new #book Expand the Power of Your Subconscious Mind.

C. James "Jim" Jensen began his career as a salesman with Encyclopedia Britannica in his senior year of college. Within seven years he had become International Sales Manager in charge of worldwide sales. At the age of 28, he became Senior Vice President and CEO of Great Books of the Western World, a division of Encyclopaedia Britannica. In this same year (1969) Jim and his wife, Jeri, attended a 4-day seminar that would have an incredible impact on their lives forever. As is written in the Introduction, Jim became both a voracious student and, ultimately, teacher of many of the principles written in his book. https://cjamesjensen.com/

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Tune in for #MomentswithMarianne show with special guest Jeff Hobbs as we discuss his new #book Show Them You're Good: A Portrait of Boys in the City of Angels the Year Before College.

Jeff Hobbs grew up in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania. He attended Yale University, where he won the Meeker Prize for his writing and the Gardner Millett Award for his running. After graduating with a BA in English language and literature, he spent three years working as executive director for the African Rainforest Conservancy.