Make Miracles in Forty Days: Turning What You Have into What You Want
If you could ask for a miracle right now, what would it be? We’ve all had situations in our lives that seem beyond our control or that have no clear remedy. In this concise, inspirational guide, bestselling self-help guru Melody Beattie shows us that we have the ability to make a miracle for almost any circumstance we’re facing.
Beattie, a trusted counselor for millio
...moreHardcover, 224 pages
Published
November 30th 2010
by Simon & Schuster
(first published November 13th 2010)
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I enjoyed this book and definitely believe many of the things Melody Beattie writes. Though we do not share the same religion, her viewpoints and phrasing helped me to recognize my own beliefs in a new light - which I always appreciate. Her universal truths are true though she seems to waver in the application of it personally at times in her judgments. Overall, I think this book will be extremely helpful in assisting me to utilize gratitude to recognize the miracles in my life or the Lord's ...more
This was not anything like I expected it to be. I was impressed, embarrassed, and a little awed by it. Yes I will try her exercises, we all can use miracles - and her process has no new age glitter to it, just common sense. (but its some of the hardest common sense to do of all...)
I flew through this book in two days. It was exactly what I needed, and I foresee myself implementing Beattie's simple practice every day. I was beginning to feel fed up with all the New Age BS that forces people to slap an affirmation (or denial) on their problems, and I naturally assumed that this book would be the same. It's not. It is simple, honest and, well, miraculous. I highly recommend it.
I'm trying this out. If I'm a millionaire by the middle of next month, I'll come back and give it 5 stars. I love Melody's outlook on life and the encouragement that fills the pages of her books.
I saw this on the new acquisitions' list, and was intrigued by the title. I'm not sure what I think about it, even though I'm nearly finished with it. I do know one thing though: I wish I had a reading partner for this.
"Making Miracles" presents an interesting method of self-help that I think I will give a try.
I really enjoyed the basic concepts of the book that feel that are helpful and enlightening. However, I felt the book lacked depth and more case studies on ways to apply the basic concepts. I would like to have read more personal accounts so that I can better understand the practical application of Ms. Beauttie's ideas.
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Elegant in it's simplicity but there seemed to be a lot that was pure filler. I am grateful for the book however.
THIS WORKS!
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Over the years, Melody Beattie has become well-known in the world of self-help literature. After turning away from a life of addiction and suffering, Melody shared her own story in order to help others change theirs. Her overnight sensation, Codependant No More, has been influencing millions for over twenty years. Her passion for writing has resulted in fifteen books, including: Co-Dependants Anon...more
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