Manifesting Your Dreams: Inspiring Words of Encouragement, Strength, and Perseverance

by Marla McKenna, Manette Kohler, Elizabeth Beisel (Foreword)

20 Inspiring Stories of Manifested Dreams revealing how each of the authors found their life's purpose through actual manifesting tools, the Law of Attraction, hard work, believing in themselves, or on the other side of trauma or tragedy. Each unique story offers encouragement to face life's challenges and find strength, peace, and joy in purpose and making a difference.Stories were contributed Allen, Vidal Cisneros Jr., Brenda E. Cortez, Donna Drake, Manette Kohler, Jennifer Longhofer, Mary Markham, Paula H. Mayer, Kylie McGowan, Marla McKenna, Sharon Maniaci, Natalie M. Miller, Markos Papadatos, Nastassia Putz, Lucas J. Robak, Connie F. Sexauer, Marie Sumnicht, Penny Tate, Cheryl Thoma, and Debbie Truncale.

320 pages, Paperback

Published November 28, 2019

Reviews

[Harold · Rating 1 out of 5]

This is the last self published book I'm going to read. No editing, stories don't fit the title, very self serving. No value. Waste of a read. Unhappy with my grandchild who told me it was worth my time.

[Trophy · Rating 1 out of 5]

I agree with Harold! There was only one chapter that actually served the purpose of this book and the rest was for their own ego. I told my Wisconsin friends they are never allowed to recommend a self published book from their area again after this. Why wouldn't you hire an editor or spend time making the pages come off like a real publisher did it? #ThatsWisconsin

[Greer O · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good read. Some of these stories are heartbreaking and reading how each person pulled up their boot straps and finding new purpose in life is just so inspiring. They really poured their hearts into their stories and allowed themselves to be vulnerable in sharing their pain, takes strength!! I am really enjoying this so far!!

[Megan · Rating 1 out of 5]

I honestly think this was suppose to be a joke. Look up the authors and so-called publisher! How are unaccomplished people qualified to contribute to a legitimate story about manifesting their dreams? The answer is, they can't! That's why this book is terrible. Only friends and family will give this thing anything more than 3-stars. Don't waste your time.

[Coco · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is an excellent book! I highly recommend it to anyone looking for inspiration, guidance, or just to smile, laugh and maybe shed a tear. Each of the 20 chapters are unique in their own way, so anyone who reads it is sure to connect in some way.