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Life Without Limits: 10 Easy Steps to Success and Happiness
The key to a life without limitations is provided in 10 installments, each discussing simple changes you can make today in the way you do things. Sages from around the world will show you the timeless ways to make astonishing breakthroughs. Find the culprit that blocks your joy...learn how to improve your luck...use body language to attract others...talk yourself into wealth...and eliminate the fears and phobias that are holding you back.
Chapter 1: "A Different World Awaits for You to Push the Right Button" Chapter 2: "Step Off the Treadmill of Limited Money and Limited Love Now" Chapter 3: "The Amazing Power of Positive Imaging" Chapter 4: "How to Exit Endarkment and Enter Enlightenment" Chapter 5: "The Trick of Consciousness That Gives You a Breakthrough to Joy" Chapter 6: "Daydreaming Your Way to Unlimited Wealth" Chapter 7: "Daydreaming Your Way to Unlimited Love" Chapter 8: "What’s Wrong with Your Life and How to Fix It" Chapter 9: "Acquiring an Invisible Means of Support" Chapter 10: "Ways to Magnify Your Magic"
Chapter 1: "A Different World Awaits for You to Push the Right Button" Chapter 2: "Step Off the Treadmill of Limited Money and Limited Love Now" Chapter 3: "The Amazing Power of Positive Imaging" Chapter 4: "How to Exit Endarkment and Enter Enlightenment" Chapter 5: "The Trick of Consciousness That Gives You a Breakthrough to Joy" Chapter 6: "Daydreaming Your Way to Unlimited Wealth" Chapter 7: "Daydreaming Your Way to Unlimited Love" Chapter 8: "What’s Wrong with Your Life and How to Fix It" Chapter 9: "Acquiring an Invisible Means of Support" Chapter 10: "Ways to Magnify Your Magic"
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First published November 1, 1998
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September 27, 2020
A book every petson need
Brian Scott introduced this book. I'm not a reader, I prefer audiobooks, YouTube etc. This book deserves a 5 star.
I am trying a few of the suggestions and if God will, so shall it be.
Brian Scott introduced this book. I'm not a reader, I prefer audiobooks, YouTube etc. This book deserves a 5 star.
I am trying a few of the suggestions and if God will, so shall it be.
November 17, 2024
Fabulous
This is at least the third book by Robert B. Stone that I have read. They are great. For best effect, read all of his books.
This is at least the third book by Robert B. Stone that I have read. They are great. For best effect, read all of his books.
July 12, 2025
A Systematic Meditation Protocol Disguised as Self-Help
Stone has created something unexpectedly sophisticated here - a structured visualization system that borrows from hypnosis, NLP, and contemplative traditions but packages it as accessible self-help. Strip away the spiritual framing and you have practical neuroscience.
What actually works:
The auto-conditioning framework is systematic self-hypnosis with specific protocols. The “3 breaths, 2 peaceful scenes” pattern creates consistent access to relaxed states - this isn’t mystical, it’s applied state management. The progressive skill building (basic relaxation → visualization → complex problem-solving) shows genuine understanding of learning theory.
The “Higher Self” concept, while spiritually framed, functions as an internal advisor that bypasses usual self-criticism patterns. Psychologically sound, even if the metaphysics are optional.
The practical value:
Stone gives you specific protocols rather than vague advice. The repetition patterns (3 days, 9 times) align with habit formation research. The wealth and relationship sections are essentially mental rehearsal and cognitive reframing - you’re practicing desired behaviors through visualization.
The limitations:
Definitely dated language and examples. Some spiritual packaging feels unnecessary for analytically-minded readers. The “lottery ticket” story is genuinely cringe.
Bottom line:
This is meditation with specific outcomes in mind. If you can engage with the methods pragmatically while ignoring the florid spiritual claims, there’s genuine utility here. It’s a learnable system for state management, mental modeling, and cognitive restructuring.
For readers willing to treat this as a technical manual rather than spiritual doctrine, the techniques are surprisingly robust.
Solid methodology wrapped in dated packaging.
Stone has created something unexpectedly sophisticated here - a structured visualization system that borrows from hypnosis, NLP, and contemplative traditions but packages it as accessible self-help. Strip away the spiritual framing and you have practical neuroscience.
What actually works:
The auto-conditioning framework is systematic self-hypnosis with specific protocols. The “3 breaths, 2 peaceful scenes” pattern creates consistent access to relaxed states - this isn’t mystical, it’s applied state management. The progressive skill building (basic relaxation → visualization → complex problem-solving) shows genuine understanding of learning theory.
The “Higher Self” concept, while spiritually framed, functions as an internal advisor that bypasses usual self-criticism patterns. Psychologically sound, even if the metaphysics are optional.
The practical value:
Stone gives you specific protocols rather than vague advice. The repetition patterns (3 days, 9 times) align with habit formation research. The wealth and relationship sections are essentially mental rehearsal and cognitive reframing - you’re practicing desired behaviors through visualization.
The limitations:
Definitely dated language and examples. Some spiritual packaging feels unnecessary for analytically-minded readers. The “lottery ticket” story is genuinely cringe.
Bottom line:
This is meditation with specific outcomes in mind. If you can engage with the methods pragmatically while ignoring the florid spiritual claims, there’s genuine utility here. It’s a learnable system for state management, mental modeling, and cognitive restructuring.
For readers willing to treat this as a technical manual rather than spiritual doctrine, the techniques are surprisingly robust.
Solid methodology wrapped in dated packaging.
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