Self-Maid: Clean Up Inner Clutter, Overcome an Average Life and Discover Unlimited Abundance

by Jessica Connor

Self-Maid is at the forefront of writings outlining manifestation principles. This book unearths the powerful and natural forces of the Law of Attraction, while offering simple ways to influence their potential for abundance in all areas. Through new understanding of the complementary ingredients of this alpha law, ordinary living can become extraordinary existence. For the first time, a clearly defined recipe provides awareness for creating life in exact ways.

As you come to understand the valuable reasoning of why many people unintentionally block their own happiness, application of new habits makes achieving desires a speedy and enjoyable process. The knowledge you’ll acquire here removes all assumptions regarding the manner in which Nature performs, and reveals how to come into agreement with it. You’ll finally be guided step-by-step with a practical system that clarifies the deliberate creation process.

Self-Maid removes limitations and addresses personal power by showing readers how to:

• Discover beliefs and habits that block positive outcomes
• Train your environment to align to your desires
• Attract dynamic experiences and people
• Move from broke to bountiful
• Increase overall happiness and peace

275 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 2, 2016

Reviews

[Lorilin · Rating 3 out of 5]

Jessica Connor has been through it. My goodness. In Self-Maid, she describes the many serious hardships she has overcome. My heart definitely goes out to her for what she has experienced, and I commend her for being willing to talk about it. The fact that she has taken such negative experiences and turned them into something very positive for herself is admirable.

Though I think there is a good message in these pages, I have to say, the writing in here is rough. It's unnatural and doesn't flow. Word choices and sentence structure are both awkward, sometimes even nonsensical. For example, "Yet, to grasp it fully after years of arrangement in the opposite direction of where we would like to be can make it a task." Or "Freedom infused the filaments of my composition." I mean, huh? So much of this book just doesn't make sense, and it is difficult to soldier on and get through it.

HOWEVER, if you can overlook the awkwardness of the language, Connor does have a good (albeit, very familiar) message. Basically, she wants people to know that they have the power to change their lives the way she has changed her life. Through the power of positive words, positive thinking, visualization, meditation, good energy, following your own path, gratitude, and forgiveness, you can turn "bad luck" into something better, something positive and intentional.

Though it wasn't anything new to me, I appreciate the message. Mostly, I am just happy for Connor that she was able to rise above the situation she was in. I wish the writing in this book were stronger, but I certainly can appreciate a good comeback story.

[Amanda · Rating 3 out of 5]

I rated 3 stars because of the English level in this book which is super advanced. English is not my first language, however, I have never had trouble reading books. This book reminded me English essays that we read in college, in addition to that, the author uses random words constantly to express simple things which make the reading too complex. For this reason I stopped reading.
I love the author's YouTube channel, I will probably stick with that.
Ps. If you are okay with very complex essays, you will be fine. Jessica Connor has really great advices!