TheSanMan

No fluff, brief, clear, practical - easy via your own emotional guidance system.

Revisado: 01-14-25

I like the principle of abundance, health, and wealth being naturally ours. We're just letting crap keep our natural buoyancy down. One major way to keep that from happening is to distract ourselves from it.

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You and I are extensions of God and Jesus.

Revisado: 12-31-22

In my mind this was a very good book. The teaching is excellent. And I liked very much that it was very succinct. Straight and to the point. No fluff. I think it clarifies the sketchiness of the Law Of Attraction and why it doesn't seem to work sometimes. We attract to us what we are, not necessarily what we visualize (think only intellectually). We influence and speak to the field ( universe/ God/etc.) with it's/his language ( the language of love / feeling). Anyway I'd like to address something another reviewer said about a line where Neville/ Horowitz says something like to act like God or Jesus we must be God or Jesus. And the reviewer thought this was being sacrilegious or just being a plain old lie. I can see where the reviewer is coming from but maybe it would be better if we just saw ourselves as being an extension of God or Jesus and not necessarily God or Jesus themselves. Just something to consider.

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Love hate relationship. Informative but not smooth

Revisado: 10-13-21

Very good basic information for being persuasive. However many of the sentences started with the first word being slightly chopped off. in some instances you had to guess what the first word was and now there's there was pretty evident with the first word should have been. this was a little annoying to me. But if you can tolerate that this is a very good and sound teaching of the basics of persuasion here.

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Well written but corny and sappy. Good investment.

Revisado: 03-17-21

I really liked this book. However there were many sappy moments in it that was so corny that it made me burst out with laughter bc it was so predictable. It's a magical fantasy about a man and a woman who meet at a speaking convention along with a billionaire who initially seems like a homeless man. The billionaire invites them to his lavish home in Marishus (spelling??) to teach them about leading more productive, creative and legendary lives. He teaches them these things via trips to various places throughout the world. Places like India, Rome and South Africa. It had to be a fictional book in order to teach the many principles that are so important to lifetime sustainability of the things that make people so productive and creative. I'm sure you all can figure out a lot of what else happens but I won't spoil it for you completely. Another one of his books that I really like bc it's more realistic is called Leader Without A Title. I think you'll like that one better. Well I guess I can only speak for myself bc I value not having my intelligence taken for granted.

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Great book but too classless.

Revisado: 12-01-20

I agree with almost everything MJ is saying here. We are living based on pass me down traditional information and herd mentality without considering if it's flawed. And we 'snow flakes' need to suck it up a little and get real. But MJ's a little too course with the foul language for me. In his defense the profanity is rather tame but I'm left wondering why can't ppl express themselves with more nobler words. It doesn't make you look wiser to me. Maybe you're going for the 'cool' look. Well you're a little 'too cool' for me buddy. Unfortunately I can't find an alternate book preaching this same theme. Too bad. Does that mean I have to tolerate this crap contaminating my mind. No. Do you? I don't know. If you can compromise your standards a little or you enjoy that kind of talk then this book may just be the ticket. It just ain't for me. That's all.

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Pre-plan what you're gonna do b4 you do it.

Revisado: 10-24-20

This brings back memories of when I was younger and success came easy to me. It was easy because I was remembering how I felt just before I embarked on similar moments like it and was challenged not to make the same mistake twice. However this takes it to another level and is a lot more pro active and easier to enact bc you see what you're gonna do before you start out on the route.You see how it's gonna come down before it actually comes down. You know what to expect before you get into it. It's like setting your intentions/goals route before venturing out. Also it is very relaxing.

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Fair to midland, no chapter descriptions

Revisado: 10-22-20

I didn't get far into this book. There may be good info here but it would be hard to return to it bc you won't easily know what chapter it was in. But then again you could always book mark it. But the narration is dry. Not very enthusiastic.

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This is the one.

Revisado: 09-20-20

See failure as an opportunity for growth. See each failure as a step closer to reaching your goal. This is a journey. And the quicker you address it and get it over with the quicker you get it behind you and out of your way.

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Clear, direct, informative, insightful

Revisado: 06-16-20

I liked the book a lot. The only reason I give it 4 of 5 stars is bc I had the book it was a spin off from which means a lot of what he said here he already mentioned in that book (Daily Self Discipline). And the fact that he scared me bc the book started off with talking a lot about dieting for weight loss. And I have zero desire to lose weight. So I thought the book was only for weight loss. But he pleasantly fooled me bc the book is way more than just about that. I really liked the parts about substituting really tasty foods that may be no good for you with foods that are good for you but may taste bland. The thing to do is add seasonings and it may taste good enough. So good that it may be something you look forward to eating in the near future. There are a lot of tricks and advice in here to make changing your diet permanent bc he addresses the psychological aspects to it too. There's a heck of a lot more I could say but I'm getting too long winded now. Let me just say that you won't regret buying this short book. I wrote this review on the hopes of getting another of his books for free. And if I didn't like this book, I probably wouldn't be trying to get another one. Right?

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Say what? This is too tense.

Revisado: 06-03-20

It starts off with an unnatural electronic tone. The tone is way too loud (for me at least). So I reduce the volume down to the next to the last level on my phone. And after about 20 seconds she speaks telling you to close your right nostril with your thumb and breathe and your left nostril for 4 seconds and then breathe out your left nostril for 4 seconds. What? I thought you were going to relax me so I could fall asleep. Instead you got me jumping through hoops stressing myself out by holding my hand to my nose and holding my breath and counting to four so I can breathe unnaturally. After she gave these instructions she disappears. After a minute or two of this very uncomfortable crap I say to myself no no no ( a thousand times no. Haha.) this ain't gonna work. If you want a relaxing sleep program to listen to try Aaptive's sleep program hear on Audible. It focuses on relaxing your body parts with your mind/imagination. Geesh. What a bunch of stupidness this is.

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