Money, and the Law of Attraction: Learning to Attract Wealth, Health, and Happiness

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This Leading Edge work by Esther and Jerry Hicks, who present the teachings of the Non-Physical consciousness Abraham, explains that the two subjects most chronically affected by the powerful Law of Attraction are financial and physical well-being. This book will shine a spotlight on each of the most significant aspects of your life experience and then guide you to the con...more

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Jun 06, 2011 C.L. rated it 4 of 5 stars

More insights on life and being from the group of souls who collectively call themselves Abraham.

Their take on these topics is a radical departure from the usual, and that's good. I especially like their views on selfishness, and how those who decry selfishness the longest and loudest are too often the very ones who are being the most selfish.

I'd give this book five stars for the importance of its teachings except for one little item. The authors still do not explain clearly the origins of what...more

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Feb 27, 2010 Amy rated it 3 of 5 stars

This was a good book about what all already fundamentally know. For me, these books are always good spritual reminders, which do precisely what I want them to do. That is, put me in the now, and in a positive place.

Some of my favorite take-aways:
"[T:]here is powerful value in abandoning any thoughts that do not feel good when you think them."

"Before things actually manifest, your proof of alignment comes in the form of positive, good-feeling emotion; and if you understand that, then you will be...more

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Aug 05, 2011 Giovaennchen Lozano rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Este libro no es para cualquiera. El título se presta para dos cosas, o ser muy alabado, o ser duramente criticado.

Parecería que solamente se trata de consejos de como hacerse rico. Pero no. Yo no diría eso. Son las enseñanzas acerca de cómo cambiar el enfoque de vida. Ver lo que nos acontece y mirar con otros ojos. Los autores llevan este método prácticamente hasta sus últimas consecuencias, lo cual en cierto modo es muy duro, sobretodo cuando se refiere a cuestiones de la vida y la moral.

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Jun 26, 2011 Robin rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: finance, health, psychology, self-help

This self-help book focuses on improving life in the areas of finances and health. The premise of the Law of Attraction is that what you get in life is a result of your habitual thinking and emotions; that the “vibe” that you put out determines what you will attract into your experience. Bettering your thoughts, emotions, and “vibe” will better your life experience, not only in what you experience internally, but also in what you receive from life.

A major theme of this book is the difference bet...more This self-help book focuses on improving life in the areas of finances and health. The premise of the Law of Attraction is that what you get in life is a result of your habitual thinking and emotions; that the “vibe” that you put out determines what you will attract into your experience. Bettering your thoughts, emotions, and “vibe” will better your life experience, not only in what you experience internally, but also in what you receive from life.

A major theme of this book is the difference between alignment and action. Alignment is defined as how much your current state of emotions and thoughts represent your true inner spiritual being. The assumption is that this “who-you-really-are” is not only wise, but has something to express in this world, and your desires to have and do things are just a reflection of what this inner being wants to express. This book was written to help you fulfill your desires, thus truly expressing yourself. To do this, you must align with your inner being before taking action. When you are aligned with your inner being, you feel good. When you’re out of alignment you don’t. The authors’ main advice is alignment, and thus feeling good, before taking any action. They state that the majority of action taken when one is stressed, out of alignment and feeling bad will produce undesirable results. Indeed, they state that the whole “work harder when things aren’t going well, force yourself to work hard to make things better” concept does not work. They emphasize getting into alignment before taking action. Much of the book centers on how to do this.

The case histories and examples prompted me to examine myself, a generally happy person who doesn’t have all that she wants yet, and in fact has some “issues” around work. This book helped me to identify the many times during the day that I do feel bad, and how I sometimes indulge in bad feelings. Especially around work! The book provides some simple techniques to “harmonize with your inner being.” Although this could sound rather lofty, these techniques do seem to be improving my life, and specifically how I approach my work. I also found the health section of personal benefit. I “always” get a sinus infection after I have the flu…except when I had the flu a couple of weeks ago while reading the book and employing a couple of its techniques.

Compared with the similar book “The Amazing Power of Deliberate Intent,” by the same authors, there are fewer topics and fewer techniques for getting yourself out of your habitual patterns. I found this focus beneficial, and the book more valuable because of it.

As a footnote, these books were supposedly written by a non-physical entity named Abraham, who is channeled by one of the authors and recorded by the other. I tend towards believing this, but even if I didn't, the techniques worked for me, regardless of where they came from.
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Oct 29, 2010 Kyra rated it 1 of 5 stars

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Keep in mind the disclaimer on the copyright page that reads, "The authors of this book do not dispense medical advice or prescribe the use of any technique as a form of treatment for physical, emotional, or medical problems without the advice of a physician, either directly or indirectly." It's important, considering a segment of this book is about physical health. It's interesting to me, because if we had regulation around careers and money, there would also be disclaimers about those. Through...more Keep in mind the disclaimer on the copyright page that reads, "The authors of this book do not dispense medical advice or prescribe the use of any technique as a form of treatment for physical, emotional, or medical problems without the advice of a physician, either directly or indirectly." It's important, considering a segment of this book is about physical health. It's interesting to me, because if we had regulation around careers and money, there would also be disclaimers about those. Throughout this book, we are yet again offered advice about how to align our thoughts with the things we want. We are told to remember that when we feel good, we are on the right track. When we feel bad, we aren't. It's a very simple concept, and yet this is one in a line of many books by Esther and Jerry Hicks on this relatively simple topic. Understandably. They offer various processes and examples of how to achieve this better feeling, especially under duress. In fact, there is even a section called "Euphoria in the jaws of a lion" and another called "How cold someone feeling pain focus elsewhere". The goal is yet again to distract yourself from the unbearably unpleasant things in your reality. Eventually, in utilizing Jerry and Esther's processes and games I do believe that it is possible to be so swept up in irrationality that we can endure great amounts of physical and emotional discomfort. The best way to do this is to continue reading their materials, as they offer you the hope of the possibility of this kind of delusion, so even though you still may be in pain, this sort of fantasy will make you feel that relief could happen. Will it come? Based on these teachings, it doesn't really matter. If you delude yourself enough, you shouldn't need the physical or emotional discomfort to lift. But I must remind anyone venturing down this path that as appealing as wishful, irrational, or magical thinking may be, the downside of this material is that it also holds you accountable for all the tragedies of your life. This can sometimes lead a person to feeling tremendous amounts of guilt and self-blame on why their life is where it is. Other than that, go forward, read Esther and Jerry's fine words and work to convince yourself of the reality of this book. I hope for your sake that it brings you the ease you seek. If not, it doesn't matter, because as Abraham (the collection of nonphysical entities that have written this book through Esther) says, "All is well." Basically, no matter how much suffering you may go through, it won't matter. So relax. Read this book, and feel the power of certain self-deception wash over you. Read it as many times as you can, and do not let others who do not understand this material deter you from creating your own reality. If they persist, there is more material from Abraham Hicks available. There are CDs, books, DVDs, and affirmation cards. All of these can be of great value as we transform our lives with this trite work of fiction.(less)

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Mar 11, 2013 Danijel Brestovac rated it 5 of 5 stars

Money, and the law of attraction : learning to attract wealth, health and happiness

pg. 5- no one ever has or ever could have prevented your success - or provided it. Your success is all up to you. It is all in your control. ... Whatever I can desire, I can achieve.

Pg. 6- when you give the credits or the blame to another for tour success or lack of it - you are powerless to make any change.

Pg. 10- when you remember that you get the essence of what you think about - and then you notice what you ar...more Money, and the law of attraction : learning to attract wealth, health and happiness

pg. 5- no one ever has or ever could have prevented your success - or provided it. Your success is all up to you. It is all in your control. ... Whatever I can desire, I can achieve.

Pg. 6- when you give the credits or the blame to another for tour success or lack of it - you are powerless to make any change.

Pg. 10- when you remember that you get the essence of what you think about - and then you notice what you are getting - you have the keys for deliberate creation.

Pg. 14- you have to begin telling your story in a new way. You have to tell it as you want it to be. As you tell the story of your life (and you do it nearly all day, every day with your words, your thoughts, and your actions), you have to feel good while tell it. In every moment, about every subject, you can focus positively or negatively, for in ever particle of the universe - in every moment in time and beyond - there is that which is wanted and the lack of what is wanted pulsing there for you to choose between.

Pg. 30- whenever I'm feeling bad, I 'm attracting unwanted.

Pg. 57- there is never a situation in which there is not a way out. In fact, there are hundreds and thousands of practical choices along the way - but, out of habit, most people continue to choose the "lack" respective in situation until they eventually find themselves in an unwanted place where it seems that there are no more choices.

Pg. 84- anything you are giving your attention to is an invitation to the essence of it.

Pg. 159-are there any limits of control your body and mind? Only the limitations caused by your own limited thinking - and all are self-imposed.

Pg. 182- what you are living is always an exact replication of your vibrational patterns of thought. Nothing could be more fair than life as you are living it, for as you are thinking, you are vibrating, and as you vibrating, you are attracting - and so you are always getting back the essence of what you are giving.

Pg. 190- the secret to all success is keeping yourself happy.

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Aug 22, 2008 Jessica rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: any students of the Teachings of Abraham

Shelves: metaphysical, non-fiction, spirituality, self-help, audio-inspirational, health-and-wellness, finance, must-read-spirituality

Yet another fabulous guide from Abraham-Hicks! I am still keeping "Ask & It Is Given" as my all time favorite, but this is a definite close second! Far less about "money" than you would expect from the title, but that was fine by me. My favorite sections were the ones about health and career.

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Apr 23, 2010 Christine Theberge Rafal rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: finance, spirit

"Choose a better-feeling thought." That was primarily the message of this book, with lots of examples of what better feeling thoughts might be in any given scenario. Constant reminders to practice ease and creating greater ease in your life reminded me of _Total Immersion Swimming_ (practice pleasure and never practice struggle, if your swimming feels like work you are not doing it right, & practicing (repeating) creates a neural pathway.)
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Feb 10, 2011 Rommel rated it 4 of 5 stars

I have not read the Secret but always wanted to but couldn't get myself to buy it because then my masculinity may have been in question (what nonsense)...also, the Secret was more of a mass production and perhaps because of this I have hesitated to buy it as I try not to go with what "everyone is buying into".

While coming back from a trip to the Phillipines, I stumbled upon this book at the Manila airport. I thought, "well it's not the Secret, but it sounds like it and it's much cheaper". I tho...more I have not read the Secret but always wanted to but couldn't get myself to buy it because then my masculinity may have been in question (what nonsense)...also, the Secret was more of a mass production and perhaps because of this I have hesitated to buy it as I try not to go with what "everyone is buying into".

While coming back from a trip to the Phillipines, I stumbled upon this book at the Manila airport. I thought, "well it's not the Secret, but it sounds like it and it's much cheaper". I thought well and hard about buying it [these days I really don't want to carry around much of anything with me as I am an ESL teacher and from one year to the next I can change countries where I am teaching and travelling, so the lesser the load the better] ,,,in fact, I went back to the store a couple of times before finally deciding to buy it. The truth is that this book may have come to me at the right time and I was attracting it for the same reasons that the book explains in detail. I had a mere thought that my life needed to start changing and that thought might have brought this book to me.

As a whole, the reading is really easy to understand. The authors, Esther and Jerry Hicks who are not only telling their story as they move you along the book, are also having a dialogue with a non-physical entity they call Abraham. I initially bought this book because it had the word "Money" in the title but as I kept reading the book I realized it was so much more than that. It talks about health, desires, feelings, and of course our thoughts, yet it rarely brought to the front the topic of money (until much later in the book). The other aspect of this book that I liked was the authors' tone of voices. The reading didn't come across as hardcore in your face life coaching advice that we have all been accustomed to seeing. It has more of a neutral tone that allowed me to not only trust the information but also enjoy it.

The main perspective of this book is this; you are not here to please anyone but yourself, so it can be easy to find your alignment to who you truly are if you learn to attract what it is you want, and focus your attention on that as oppose to focusing from a place of lack or what it is you don't want, or don't have. I also found it interesting that a vibration, whether consider negative or positive can manifest itself after it has been thought up in a mere 18 seconds. Of course, as the authors mention, it's a little bit more complicated than that but you should read the book if you want to find out more. They also explain this notion of who we truly are, although, not to my satisfaction. I believe they could've dwell into the origins of this a little bit more. Then again, it's like asking the old age questions, where do we come from and what is our purpose here? I think the point of the book is this, if you want to change your life start with your thoughts and here is why?

I am always weary when it comes to religions and at times it felt like their teachings were beginning to feel like a religious group (or more like a cult of sorts) was promoting them. I also felt that this entity of Abraham was not fully disclosed. In other words, I would have liked to know more about where this non-physical entity came from and why it became a manifestation in Esther and Jerry's life. Although some explanations are given, more detail on this would have been nice. Even now, I have a little bit of a doubt about the purpose of this book and whether this movement is being used by this particular entity to control the followers of this phenomena through their teachings. Having said that, it is in my nature to question everything and this may simply be a case of me being paranoid. The most probable answer seems to me that their teachings are well intended and are there to improve people's lives, period. In the end, everyone has the ability to choose whether to believe or not.

Overall, I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to understand why their life is manifesting the way it is (whether good or bad). I had seen the movie the Secret about 3 years ago with my sister at a time when I was going through some rough times in my life and back then I thought, what a bunch of mumble jumble! Today, I can honestly say that not only do I understand this law of the universe through some personal experiences while reading this book but I now know that this book has open the doors to some positive changes in my thinking and in my life.

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Feb 15, 2013 Richard Quis rated it 5 of 5 stars

Great wisdom for changing times..."if you want your fortunes to shift you have to begin telling a different story. You must change your point of attraction." You need to understand why you are unique and then sell your uniqueness. With so many people out of work in this deep recession, Ester and Jerry Hicks offer a competitive solution "Do not write your story like a factual documentary, weighting all the pros and cons of your experience, but instead tell the uplifting, fanciful, magical story o...more

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Oct 06, 2008 Jan rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Good book. Lots of info in here. There is a lot of repetition though. Although the whole point is to constantly repeat what you have learned to achieve a new mind set of abundance.

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Nov 08, 2009 Anna Bartkowski rated it 5 of 5 stars

This is a book which should be read annually...

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Sep 27, 2012 Reedz0r rated it 3 of 5 stars

this is one of many books about the law of attraction. the philosophy behind this natural "law" is that if you are positive, think positively, act positively, positive things will be attracted to you. in this specific book, the focus is on financial wealth.

parts of this book get me thinking. maybe i do need to be more positive. maybe this book can help me become more aware and in-the-moment so that when i am being negative, i can pinpoint it and try to reverse it. maybe this will help me have a...more

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Jun 01, 2011 Tony Bradshaw rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 52-weekw-52-books

seemed like 3 books about the same thing in one book with 3 different topics. In other words, what was said about money was also said about Health and then repeated about about happiness.
I did gain a few things I've added to my affirmation statements about money to help me change the way I am thinking about money. My affirmation statements are statements I say infront of the mirror to help me focus on my goals of what I want to be, do and have. The book offered some very powerful statements to r...more

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Oct 29, 2010 Kyra rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: must-read-woo

Keep in mind the disclaimer on the copyright page that reads, "The authors of this book do not dispense medical advice or prescribe the use of any technique as a form of treatment for physical, emotional, or medical problems without the advice of a physician, either directly or indirectly." It's important, considering a segment of this book is about physical health. It's interesting to me, because if we had regulation around careers and money, there would also be disclaimers about those. Through...more Keep in mind the disclaimer on the copyright page that reads, "The authors of this book do not dispense medical advice or prescribe the use of any technique as a form of treatment for physical, emotional, or medical problems without the advice of a physician, either directly or indirectly." It's important, considering a segment of this book is about physical health. It's interesting to me, because if we had regulation around careers and money, there would also be disclaimers about those. Throughout this book, we are yet again offered advice about how to align our thoughts with the things we want. We are told to remember that when we feel good, we are on the right track. When we feel bad, we aren't. It's a very simple concept, and yet this is one in a line of many books by Esther and Jerry Hicks on this relatively simple topic. Understandably. They offer various processes and examples of how to achieve this better feeling, especially under duress. In fact, there is even a section called "Euphoria in the jaws of a lion" and another called "How cold someone feeling pain focus elsewhere". The goal is yet again to distract yourself from the unbearably unpleasant things in your reality. Eventually, in utilizing Jerry and Esther's processes and games I do believe that it is possible to be so swept up in irrationality that we can endure great amounts of physical and emotional discomfort. The best way to do this is to continue reading their materials, as they offer you the hope of the possibility of this kind of delusion, so even though you still may be in pain, this sort of fantasy will make you feel that relief could happen. Will it come? Based on these teachings, it doesn't really matter. If you delude yourself enough, you shouldn't need the physical or emotional discomfort to lift.

But I must remind anyone venturing down this path that as appealing as wishful, irrational, or magical thinking may be, the downside of this material is that it also holds you accountable for all the tragedies of your life. This can sometimes lead a person to feeling tremendous amounts of guilt and self-blame on why their life is where it is. Other than that, go forward, read Esther and Jerry's fine words and work to convince yourself of the reality of this book. I hope for your sake that it brings you the ease you seek. If not, it doesn't matter, because as Abraham (the collection of nonphysical entities that have written this book through Esther) says, "All is well." Basically, no matter how much suffering you may go through, it won't matter. So relax. Read this book, and feel the power of certain self-deception wash over you. Read it as many times as you can, and do not let others who do not understand this material deter you from creating your own reality. If they persist, there is more material from Abraham Hicks available. There are CDs, books, DVDs, and affirmation cards. All of these can be of great value as we transform our lives with this trite work of fiction.(less)

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Jun 30, 2012 Mollie Player rated it 3 of 5 stars

I do like this book, though the focus on money is a little annoying, especially since the authors got rich promoting this concept, then attribute it to the concept itself. Still, its an encouraging book and I believe the law of attraction does work--I've used it to increase my income this year by a long shot--and more. (You can read those stories at www.storiesandtruth.com if you like.)

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Feb 03, 2010 Susan rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Everyone

Recommended to Susan by: no one

Excellent book! Has the same theory of what I have always believed since I was a child. I have seen things; experienced things, and belive that the mind is a very powerful thing that we are in our infant stage of knowing (scientifically) how our brain/mind works; and that we don't give ourselves credit enough about "gut feelings" and "knowing" and the fact that positive thinking (in a easy way to look at it) and looking for the "joy" in life is what life is actually(in a small scale what life is...more

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Mar 21, 2009 Mark rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: self-help-spiritual

Definitely a book that I will look back on and say this book played a pivotal role in transforming my life. It combines many of the philosophies on spirituality out there I've read and rolls them into one comprehensive, easy to follow work. I really loved this book and will definitely be reading it again. I recommend it to everyone who wants to attract more of what they want in life and less of what they don't want.

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Jul 17, 2011 Gina Lynette rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Every time I open one of Abraham-Hicks' works--be it a book, CD, online video, inspirational email, or card set, I am blessed with joy and peace and abundance and love and well... "You will know them by their fruits. Grapes are not gathered from thorn bushes nor figs from thistles, are they?" Matthew 7:16

In spite of the title--which uses that big attention-grabber, "Money" as its opening word--this book is a comprehensive look at how we can bring abundance to our lives in several areas. Yes, mon...more

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Aug 30, 2011 Catherine Green rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I have studied the Law of Attraction for a few years now, and I was drawn to this book at a Mind, Body and Spirit fair I attended. Once I started reading it I was hooked, and everything really made sense. If you have an open mind to the idea of manifestation by intent, then this book is for you.

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Jan 17, 2011 Juanita rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: spirituality, non-fiction

A good reminder if you've read "ask and it is given". I found it best to read a chapter here and there, and it doesn't have to be read start to finish. The title is a bit misleading - it's not so much about money, the book has more depth than the title suggests.

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Feb 07, 2010 Kimberly Morghan rated it 3 of 5 stars

This book has made me make more effort to think positively and imagine myself having a more abundant life. There are great affirmations and insights. However, being the first of these kind of books I've read, I'm finding much of it hard to swallow.

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Feb 23, 2013 Shannon Lagasse rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: business-books

Having trouble with holding onto money or making money? You may have blocks in manifesting income or holding onto the money that's coming into your pockets. Abraham-Hicks are a dynamic duo to learning the basics of the Law of Attraction.

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Oct 14, 2012 Stacey Kauffman rated it 4 of 5 stars

Insights on the power of your thoughts to manifest your desires. Thoughts, both negative and positive, attract. Empowering and interesting perspective, to know that you have the power to change your reality!

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Aug 20, 2009 Debbie D rated it 4 of 5 stars

Haven't gotten to the money part yet but have learned an interesting and simple way to turn from negative thoughts pattern to a more positive way. Changes what would be a bad day into an enjoyable one.

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Oct 25, 2012 Angie rated it 5 of 5 stars

This is the first book I read by Jerry and Ester Hicks and Abraham. I found it an amazing help. After only six months of reading it money started flowing in and has become more and more since.

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Jun 18, 2011 Void lon iXaarii rated it 2 of 5 stars

If you can get past the dubious nature of the source there's some VERY deep stuff in there and some particularly healthy life attitudes and principles that we certainly don't hear enough of.

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Jul 19, 2011 Nora aka Diva rated it 3 of 5 stars

I found this book helpful. Did it make me rich? Well no. Did it help me see that my negative attitude towards money was a problem? Yes. So in that way it did help.

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Jan 24, 2009 Sherry is currently reading it

Kim just finished and I'm browsing. I have a tendency to rush forward to the section I 'need' and then go back and read the whole thing@!

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Dec 12, 2008 Bob is currently reading it

I've slowed down on this book recently, but need to pick it up again. The law of attraction makes me feel more in control of my life.

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