Overall, I liked this book fine. I’m glad he wrote this book because a lot of people don’t know how powerful your mind is. His book has helped amp up my subliminals and manifestation, and has helped change my mindset and gave me more power over myself.

That being said “saying positive affirmations” or “thinking happy thoughts” isn’t going to change everything under the sun for you. He has a pretty good fail-safe if it doesn’t work, stating that you essentially “didn’t manifest hard enough.” I figured this man was a preacher since he tied everything back to God or the Bible.

Although religion can tie into manifestation and prayer helps, I believe he needed more examples of how to persuade/ manifest in your mind.
This book is pretty much the same tool used throughout regardless of what the topic is.

While he reiterates the same concepts over, the book doesn't seem repetitive. It's a quick read, worth putting some time into reading it.

Read through 20-30 pages, it was filled with pseudoscientific garbage and full of overselling words and sci-fi level crap. So I put it down immediately to never take it again. Wonder how so many people fell for this empty mind game. Thankfully I didn't buy it, just got it from a library. Has anyone felt the same?

unscientific

This book has more bible references than any sort of scientific study. I’m sorry but a guy saying he’d give his right arm for his daughter’s skin condition to be fixed, then he’s in a car wreck, loses his arm and her skin condition is fixed… if that’s even true, it was not healed because her dad is now armless. Just a bunch of preaching, nothing useful inside