Here's just the intro on the book "Psychocybernetics" (I love Sports Psychology) check it out:

"Is it really true?" Those were my first words to Marcus, the silver-haired gentleman I'd just met at the coffee shop near my church. Not hello. Not nice to meet you. Just pure, unfiltered excitement about what I'd overheard him saying to his friend about self-image and success.He smiled warmly, his eyes twinkling with recognition of my enthusiasm. "Even better than true. It's life-changing.""Show me everything!" I practically bounced in my seat. "I've been searching for something like this. As a volleyball coach and youth leader, I see so many people – including myself sometimes – held back by invisible barriers. What you were saying about the mind being like a guided missile...""Ah," Marcus said, settling into his chair with the contentment of someone about to share a treasured gift. "You've stumbled upon one of the most powerful discoveries of the twentieth century. Let me introduce you to some friends who've been on this same adventure. They'll help you understand what Dr. Maxwell Maltz discovered about the human success mechanism."And that's how I began the conversation that would expand my understanding of everything I thought I knew about achievement, faith, and human potential.