Emile Coué, the man and his Work - Hardcover

by Hugh Macnaghten (Author)

This book tells the story of Emile Coué, a French psychologist and pharmacist who developed a groundbreaking method of self-improvement known as 'Couéism'. Coué's approach, which involved the repetition of positive affirmations, influenced many self-help movements that followed. In this biography, the author provides a compelling portrait of Coué's life and work, shedding light on one of the most influential self-improvement teachers of the twentieth century.

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