Excuses Begone!

How to Change Lifelong, Self-Defeating Thinking Habits

By: Dr. Wayne W. Dyer

Narrated by: Dr. Wayne W. Dyer

Length: 7 hrs and 21 mins

Publisher's summary

Learn once and for all how to change your thoughts to improve the quality of your life: no more excuses! In this exciting live presentation recorded in Maui, Dr. Wayne W. Dyer reveals a powerful seven-step paradigm that will allow you to drop your excuses and change the lifelong thinking habits that prevent you from living at your highest levels of happiness and success.

Listen as Wayne explains how you can actually change your brain chemistry, align your thoughts to a higher place where excuses do not exist, and use the power of contemplation to attract and fulfill your desires. You are a divine creation with virtually no limitations - except for the ones you believe in.

With the insights presented here, you can finally change those beliefs by recognizing and living from your Source, which has no excuses. Increase your prosperity, experience vibrant health, discover meaning in all you do, and live your destiny - simply by changing the way you think.

©2009 Hay House, Inc. (P)2009 Hay House, Inc.

life Changing

3 years ago this book started me on a lifelong journey. I went from being a depressed fatigued 360lb person to losing 141lbs, positive minded, health concious, organic food eating, happy individual.
this book was a gateway into a better life.
thank you Dr dyer. RIP

Good and informative

I was expecting to have downloaded the Excuses Begone Book. I was disapointed to find out that this was a lacture. But it was good anyway. I would still recomend just know it isn't the Book.

Great audio

The audio will help you with going ahead with your dreams in life instead of making excuses why you can't do something. I've read other books by Dr Wayne Dyer and they are equally a great read.

Life changer

Wayne has saved my life countless times. He taught me how to love. What else is there...

good for the soul.

I really liked this audio book a lot. And I already want more!!!
Cant wait to share this with my friends.

Positively enlightning

Great, powerful book.

Begone ye viruses: I can write a bad review

"Any thought you have is a MEME[mind] virus" ...so just discard it. The author seems to assert that if anything you have ever been taught gets between you and what you want (I guess that means morals too), just discard it. To paraphrase a few ideas: "beliefs are just in your mind", "everything you have ever been taught is just a mind/meme virus", "who told you that thing which you believe anyway", "you are god and I am god, so I can do anything".

I do not like this book. It is full of relative truth: anything is true is I want to believe it. That's his key to "success".

Just not what I expected

You know, Mr. Dyer's a really smart guy and I have learned from his life and works. But this particular offering, an edited recording of a workshop, well, let's just say that the recording, if it had gotten to the point, could have been 15 minutes long rather than hours. Just too many anecdotes, and asides, and tales. The point of "Excuses Begone" is really logical and mathemtical almost. Admit that your ideas about yourself and your life cannot be 100% true or false. This gives you the freedoom to admit that anything can change. The doubt that anything can be completely true or false give you the wedge, the opening to admit that you can have a different and often opposite thought, one that cannot also be 100% true or false. So why not think the thought that gets you to where you want to go, rather than the thought that keeps you where you don't want to be? That's the sum total of Excuses Begone. Can you be 100% certain that you will be anxious, poor, fat, unloved forever? No, of course not. Can you be 100% sure that you will be secure, calm, fit, trim, not-poor, and loved? No, of course not. So admit that your better self is possible. Keep that thought utmost in your mind and you will become what you think about. The end.

It was a mistake

I have bought almost 20 items from audible and I can confidently say that I was happy with all the items except this one. I found "Excuses Begone!" boring- I had a hard time trying to catch 'the point"l- needless to say it was not influential at all- I found it boring at most times.
Seriously I don't get why he tries to make connections to spirituality or why he made the poor guy, who lost his daughter in a murder, cry in the middle of the program.
I definitely donot recommend it- and wish that I had seen a review warning me about the item.

Tired of hearing about his accomplishments.

Good message if you can get past the tiresome resume he always brags about.