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How to be YOU! A Winner's Guide to Self-Empowerment
You have inner powers. You use them every day, mostly to defeat yourself. This book shows you how to use those same powers to bring health, happiness, and prosperity into your life. Regardless of how beaten-down or hard-done-by you may feel, the real truth about you, no matter who you are, is that you are a dynamically perfect, deserving, and empowered child of a bountiful, benevolent, and provident Universe. As long as you can keep your own ego from reacting to 'control-freaks' in whose interest it is to deny you that God-given status, you can use the powerful connection between your subconscious mind and the Universal Subconscious to actualize any desire you may have that is both respectful of others and consistent with Universal Harmony. In other words, you can, on your own and without help from any outside source, change yourself and your fortunes for the better, no matter how dismal your present situation may appear to you. In this book, I explain a simple, logical, time-tested method that can enable you, step-by-step, not only to realize your fondest dreams but also to attain many goals that you never even dared to think you were worthy of, just by changing your attitude about yourself and your relationship to the world around you.
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First published January 27, 2011
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About the author
David Bennett Laing
18 books14 followersI'm a polymath.
What??
You heard me, a polymath.
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A polymath is someone who gets bored doing the same thing all the time.
So, what do you do?
Well, a little bit of everything.
Look. This is a writers' forum.
I know that.
So, what do you write about?
Oh, a little bit of everything.
Come on!
You should read some of my books.
Why?
Well, they're different; not the same old stuff. You know what I mean?
No, I don't.
Aha! Then you'll just have to see for yourself, won't you?
You mean, like read your stuff?
Bingo!
What??
You heard me, a polymath.
So, what the hell's that?
A polymath is someone who gets bored doing the same thing all the time.
So, what do you do?
Well, a little bit of everything.
Look. This is a writers' forum.
I know that.
So, what do you write about?
Oh, a little bit of everything.
Come on!
You should read some of my books.
Why?
Well, they're different; not the same old stuff. You know what I mean?
No, I don't.
Aha! Then you'll just have to see for yourself, won't you?
You mean, like read your stuff?
Bingo!
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August 26, 2018
It is now official. "How to be You!" is the third book I've read by the author and I can say with certainty that he is now among my favorites. While the first two books I’ve read were novels (‘Angelika’ and ‘Eustacia’s Secret’), this one was different. ‘A winner’s guide’ it says in the title. Be prepared to experience something totally different. Through dialogue and comments, the author is talking to you, the reader, in a smart, witty, interesting eye-breaker kind of way. You aren't even realizing when the author's message is implanting slowly into your mind. Why? Not only he did his researches but he really used the same way of thinking that empowered him. Believe me, he knows what he is talking about. And what is the end result? You become YOU. Maybe not over night but if you were listening carefully the change will take place and your life will be where you want it to be.
Though it is a short reading I confess I read it slowly as I was enjoying it too much. I want to underline that in my opinion this guide should be read by many. The world would be a much better place and the individuals happier and content. Consistency is the key. I invite you to discover on your own what do I mean by that.
Type of reader: Readers interested in personal growth, and self-empowering, but practically I think everyone could read it from the age of 16+.
My favorite quotes from this book:
“You take care of yourself first so you're strong, positive, satisfied, and happy, and then you are not only in a better position to take care of those who depend on you, but you also present to them an image of strength and genuineness that will allow them to feel like they want to grow up to be strong, confident, and happy adults, just like you.”
“You are a dynamically perfect, deserving, and empowered child of a bountiful, benevolent, and provident Universe, and as long as you can keep your own ego from reacting to those in whose interest it is to deny you that God-given status, you can use the powerful connection between your subconscious mind and the Universal Subconscious to actualize any desire you may have that is both respectful of others and consistent with Universal Harmony.”
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Though it is a short reading I confess I read it slowly as I was enjoying it too much. I want to underline that in my opinion this guide should be read by many. The world would be a much better place and the individuals happier and content. Consistency is the key. I invite you to discover on your own what do I mean by that.
Type of reader: Readers interested in personal growth, and self-empowering, but practically I think everyone could read it from the age of 16+.
My favorite quotes from this book:
“You take care of yourself first so you're strong, positive, satisfied, and happy, and then you are not only in a better position to take care of those who depend on you, but you also present to them an image of strength and genuineness that will allow them to feel like they want to grow up to be strong, confident, and happy adults, just like you.”
“You are a dynamically perfect, deserving, and empowered child of a bountiful, benevolent, and provident Universe, and as long as you can keep your own ego from reacting to those in whose interest it is to deny you that God-given status, you can use the powerful connection between your subconscious mind and the Universal Subconscious to actualize any desire you may have that is both respectful of others and consistent with Universal Harmony.”
More book reviews on: https://www.nicojgenes.com/book-reviews
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