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The Results Book

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How to get results in life; how to flow with the universe.

125 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1976

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Wally Minto

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July 19, 2015
Why is this book out of print? It's brilliant and I think everyone could benefit from reading it. I love his theories (although I don't consider them theories - I call them truth) about neutrality, understanding the answer instead of the question, allowing yourself and others to simply be okay, the power of belief and the power in changing your perception, the law of cause and effect, and the power of self-talk. This book really opened my mind.

Some of my favorite quotes: "If you will let go of right and wrong in terms of judgement, your mind will naturally see more answers instead of problems."

"If you want to fail, you really have to be an expert because there is a lot of competition."

"These concepts are not for believing or disbelieving but only for using to bring more happiness and peace of mind into your life."

"You cannot drag somebody down if you are above them." You can only lift them to where you are.

"In the spiritual dimension everything already is. When you become aware of something that already is, you bring it into the mental dimension and from your perspective you arrive at a decision. If your decision accepts it as it truly is, you have seen the truth of it and it will give you freedom. If your decision does not accept it as it is, you create an illusion and the illusion will enslave you."
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563 reviews2 followers
February 14, 2018
Interesting thoughts. A bit repetitive but the author is trying to make sure the reader understands his points.
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