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Celebrating 20 Years of Inspiration: The Anniversary of "If You Think You Can!" by TJ Hoisington
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SEATTLE, Aug. 5, 2024 ~ As the world celebrates the 20th anniversary of "If You Think You Can!", a motivational masterpiece that has inspired countless readers, we reflect on the remarkable journey of its author, TJ Hoisington.

In 2004, Hoisington sat in the backseat of his car at a local grocery store parking lot, determined to bring a message of empowerment to the world. Two months later, his determination paid off as "If You Think You Can!" was born. Fueled by a passion for helping others overcome their challenges and unlock their potential, Hoisington poured his heart and soul into writing this book.

During the writing process, Hoisington received invaluable advice from renowned author Jack Canfield. Canfield recommended that 30-40 individuals review the manuscript and provide feedback, stating that "No matter how good a writer a person is, we all have blind spots." This collaborative approach ensured that the book's messages were clear, impactful, and accessible to a wide audience.

Within nine months of its release, "If You Think You Can!" became an international bestseller, captivating readers in 38 countries. Its success was a testament to the universal appeal of its empowering content. Today, the book is in its fifteenth edition and continues to inspire new generations with its timeless wisdom.

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Renowned authors have praised "If You Think You Can!", recognizing its power to transform lives. Ken Blanchard, coauthor of The One Minute ManagerĀ®, stated that "TJ Hoisington clearly understands the power of positive thinking." Brian Tracy, author of Getting Rich Your Own Way, praised the book for being full of insights and useful information on how to succeed. Dean Karnazes, The UltraMarathon Man himself, described it as timeless and ageless.

As he reflects on the book's enduring legacy after twenty years since its release, Hoisington remains humbled and grateful for its success. He acknowledges that the book has not only opened many doors for him but has also changed lives for the better. Hoisington's message to everyone is to believe in themselves and their potential, to raise their expectations, and work hard to make their dreams a reality. He encourages readers to unleash their greatness within, just as he did when he wrote the book in his darkest moment with a young family and financial struggles.

In conclusion, "If You Think You Can!" continues to inspire and empower readers worldwide with its timeless message of self-belief and determination. As we celebrate its 20th anniversary, let us all take a moment to reflect on the impact this book has had on our lives and be reminded that anything is possible if we believe in ourselves.
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