I’m pretty sure the author is a successful copywriter from the way he writes. The book tries to remove all your doubts so ultimately you will pay for his course. And he will tell you the bonuses are free which is incredibly dishonest. They are a funnel to get you in his marketing system.
I see through it.
Look. The ideas presented are cute and fluffy. But forget about thinking positive vs negative. This is a false dichotomy. Instead, think logically. Meditation is good. Gratitude is good (to want what you already have). But the universe is not some entity that cares about some meaningless little species like humans. Your desires and wishes don’t matter. Btw, nobody else cares either!
If you want something, do the work to get it. Your thoughts don’t matter although they can help you stay focused. So if you want to get a great physique, hit the gym. If you wanna learn an instrument, practise. If you want to make millions, figure out a way to create something that helps millions of people. Sitting at home doing making wishlists won’t help you at all besides getting you perhaps motivated and clear.
And another thing, if you want something that is far from what you have, it is gonna be unpleasant. You will have to step out of your comfort zone. And no, it won’t be like eating ice-cream. That is just telling you what you want to hear. Success is never easy. How could it be? If it was, everyone would be rich and beautiful and talented. Most likely, you are not nor ever will be. Sorry. And if that hurts you, then you just proved I am right.
There is no LAW of attraction. It is just a theory mostly used and popularized by self-help authors and life coaches. I think a more useful way to think of this is cause and action. You do something and something else happens. But there are no hidden forces conspiring for or against you. And if there are, where is the proof? Do you see famous physicians and scientists battling with these concepts? No. Because it is essentially an unfalsiable proposition.
Sometimes books like this are fun to read. They are so easy to read because the target audience is desperate/bored/depressed people and 99% of their creators them want you to buy their course or come to their seminar. They will make you feel like it’s free and that it’s an investment. It is never either of these. What it is, is you giving someone your money and you are even more broke than you were and not one step closer to your ridiculous dreams that you don’t even really want.
Andrew, I know you are reading this so drop me a line.
Funny that there is zero information available about you online. What would be more interesting is you telling us about your business and why you chose this niche. Based on the youtube views, it doesn’t seem you have that many people signing up for your course. But i get it, people are dumb and most of them won’t see through your con like I can.
This is the kind of book that self help junkies like me read because they are bored and hey, it’s better than actually wasting time with other humans and their trivial problems. And you are probably like me, an artists who is procrastinating! (i personally like to go between reading novels and self help books just to not get too overwhelmed, lol)
The title says it all about the kind of people it wants to “attract”.
Failures and losers and seekers and procrastinators.
Keep searching folks. Keep NOT doing what you’re supposed to.
Keep believing in the fluff cake woowooery of “law of attraction”. LOL
I would love to see ONE. SINGLE. CASE. in the history of humanity where this stuff actually works. I mean something that we can really look at deeply. Sit at home. Do nothing. Just do the manifestation/scripting/gratitude and see what happens.
Nothing will happen.
Because those exercise don’t matter.
At all.
See ya