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By redirecting our attention, we can literally change our brains, creating more gray matter in the very areas that help us learn, help us perform, and allow us to manifest. As
James R. Doty • Mind Magic: The Neuroscience of Manifestation and How It Changes Everything
Growing up – and the lesson of the ‘good-enough’ parent – is in part a process of learning that our own desires are not the centre of anyone else’s world. We can be needy and manipulative, bullying or seducing others into pandering to us, but we should expect to be resented for it. Where our behaviour is positive and less self-centred, though,
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The psychological reason for this can be expressed simply – your happiness levels are largely defined by the balance of your personality. How happy you are by default is largely set. Now, there is more to the story of course, and the aim of this book is to explore some of the powerful, transformative possibilities that are open to us. But money
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The manifestation methods in the book, along with the thorough instructions on how to use them, are designed to make sure you’re always focused on what you want and NOT focused on the
Andrew Kap • The Last Law of Attraction Book You'll Ever Need to Read
Dudley Clarke
Nicholas Rankin • A Genius for Deception
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David J. Lieberman • Get Anyone to Do Anything: Never Feel Powerless Again--With Psychological Secrets to Control and Influence Every Situation
The overwhelming and blistering point I would like to make is that, aside from perhaps a few very rare cases, fame does not make you happy. Some of its aspects are of course very agreeable; others are very unpleasant. The appeal, though, surely comes from imagining a very intense and exciting elevation of ordinary life. Perhaps when we think about
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In a tag match against Nagasaki and Blondie Barrett, Brookside would be – and I’m not making this up – hypnotised by Nagasaki mid-match and then go after his own partner.
Jim Smallman • I'm Sorry, I Love You: A History of Professional Wrestling: A must-read' - Mick Foley
Honour that potential by not confusing fulfilment and fame; the two look similar but are not related. You will have to treat fame very lightly if you secure it (to avoid being neurotic and repulsive), so you’d be well advised to start doing that now, because there’s no clear moment when it suddenly arrives. This all keeps your centre of gravity
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