Manifest Your Desires

A Beginner's Guide To The Power of Positive Thinking

De: Neville Goddard Son of Abdullah

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

"Manifest Your Desires: A Beginner's Guide to the Power of Positive Thinking" is a must-read for anyone looking to bring positive change into their life. With chapters exploring the science behind positive thinking, practical exercises for cultivating a positive mindset, and tips for overcoming negative thinking and putting positive thinking into action, this book has something for everyone.

One of the standout features of this book is its emphasis on the transformative power of positive thinking. Through case studies of people who have used positive thinking to manifest their desires, readers will be inspired to see the potential for positive change in their own lives. From improving relationships and careers to finding greater fulfillment and satisfaction, the power of positive thinking knows no bounds.

Other highlights include chapters on the law of attraction, the importance of action, and the benefits of self-care. With easy to follow guidance and actionable tips, this book is a roadmap to a happier, more fulfilling life.

Overall, "Manifest Your Desires" is a valuable resource for anyone looking to bring positive change into their life. Its practical approach and emphasis on the transformative power of positive thinking make it a must-read for anyone seeking to improve their circumstances and create a brighter future.

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Positive Thinking Can Change your life

Wow, this book was short and to the point but offered some great insights about how our thoughts affect our lives. I appreciate it!

For beginners beginner

It’s not bad, but it is a repeat of stuff I already knew. I read the workings of Neville myself, this is just a review of his workings.

This is NOT Neville Goddard

This is a 12 minute compilation of many self help goals. But not Neville Goddard.
I do not like or appreciate the use of a famous author to market 12 minutes of general self help memes. Publish under your own title and leave Neville out of it as these do not reflect his teachings. Thank you—-no. No thank you.