Choose Them Wisely

Thoughts Become Things!

By: Mike Dooley

Narrated by: Mike Dooley

Length: 3 hrs and 51 mins

Publisher's Summary

Living the life of your dreams isn't just about dreaming. It's also about living: following your impulses, turning over every stone, and stepping out into the world so that the wind can catch your sails. To those in the know, it's as if your dreams paint the picture and the Universe stands ready to bring it to life. Choose Them Wisely is filled with the same inspirational messages from "the Universe" that made the Notes from the Universe trilogy so popular, but the thoughts have been expanded, containing even more information and concrete examples for how to actually apply these ideas to everyday life.

Author Mike Dooley's conversational, inviting tone welcomes readers at every level of self-development into the wonder of their own self-directed futures.

©2009 Mike Dooley (P)2009 Simon & Schuster

Good book to help people move forward

This is a good book to help people to move forward by not worrying about how. Here is the explanation of why we need to stop worrying about how we're going to do something before we even begin the journey. Everyone knows the journey is the real adventure. We must begin to move forward rather than not moving at all.

Extremely disappointing!

This is merely a restatement of the book Notes From the Universe" book one. Stated a little differently but just a repeat.

BEWARE - THOUGHTS BECOME THINGS ..... !

BRILLIANT. UPLIFTING. EMPOWERING. ENLIGHTENING. FROM NOW ON I WILL BE MINDFUL TO CHOOSE MY THOUGHT WISELY, BECAUSE AFTER ALL - MY THOUGHTS BECOME THINGS!

Uplifting

love this collection! Mike Dooley is a genius, and the messages from the Universe have helped me through some very difficult times.

Thank you thank you thank you

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STOOOOOOP!!!!

I wish I had read the other reviews before buying this "book." I'd read "Infinite Possibilities," by the same author, which I rated a 5, so I thought this would be just as good. It was really stupid, though, and with no continuity, it was hard to even get through.

I wanted to like it

I'm a self-help spiritual junkie, but this book just did not appeal. I found it corney, a bunch of drivel. Sorry!