Originally published in 1960, Psycho-Cybernetics is a groundbreaking self-help classic that introduced the concept of the self-image as a powerful determinant of personal success. Dr. Maxwell Maltz, a pioneering plastic surgeon, observed that many of his patients' dissatisfaction persisted even after physical transformations, leading him to explore the deeper psychological factors at play. He discovered that one's internal self-perception significantly influences their ability to achieve goals and experience happiness.

In this updated edition, Matt Furey, president of the Psycho-Cybernetics Foundation, provides a contemporary introduction and editorial commentary, making Maltz's insights more accessible to today's readers. The book delves into techniques such as visualization, relaxation, and mental rehearsal to help individuals reshape their self-image and unlock their potential.

Psycho-Cybernetics has inspired countless individuals and professionals, including motivational speakers like Tony Robbins and sports psychologists, and remains a cornerstone in the field of personal development.