Cosmic Habit Force: How to Discover and Use Nature’s Superpower

by Mitch Horowitz

                             Discover the Essential Laws That Elevate You In one of his bluntest and most practical works ever, popular voice of esoteric ideas Mitch Horowitz explores the most powerful steps you can take to bring yourself into alignment with the natural forces of life to produce greater effectiveness, self-expression, creativity, earning ability, and personal happiness. In this book, Mitch makes his first detailed exploration of the most intriguing and mysterious idea charted by success master Napoleon Hill, Cosmic Habit Force , and demonstrates, step by step, how you can enact this method by incorporating 23 simple principles into your life. Cosmic Habit Force  demonstrates how to “Harness Unexpected Forces” (Habit 5), “Loosen the Hold of Fear” (Habit 7), “Avoid Predatory Personalities” (Habit 20), “Expect Great Things” (Habit 22), and much more. As Mitch describes, certain ways of living bring you into alignment with laws that enable nature and all of life. This is not dissimilar to concepts found within Taoism and Transcendentalism. When you function within this productive flow, cycles of growth appear at your back. All of nature aids your advancement. “Brilliant mind.”—Duncan Trussell “Invitingly frank.”— Kirkus Reviews “Mitch Horowitz, a specialist in American esotericism…takes us far from naive doctrines.”— Paris Match

Genres: Nonfiction

284 pages, Hardcover

Published March 29, 2022

About the author

MITCH HOROWITZ is the editor-in-chief of Tarcher/Penguin and the author OCCULT AMERICA: THE SECRET HISTORY OF HOW MYSTICISM SHAPED OUR NATION (Bantam, Sept '09), which has been called "a fascinating book" by Ken Burns and "extraordinary" by Deepak Chopra. Visit him online at www.MitchHorowitz.com
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Reviews

[Seemy]

So I’ve been binging on Mitch’s work this year and now it’s coming to a point where am beginning to notice overlap and repetition of the same material in other books by him like this especially had a lot from previous I just read which I believe was the “Miracle Club”

Nevertheless the information is worth repeating and a joy to listen too. I probably would have given a higher rating if it didn’t contain the same stuff as his other titles

But I really like this authors “Pick and Mix” style of comparison and further examination of foundational self help principles as taught by the pioneers of the field with a modern twist to spice it up

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[Scott Lee]

A worthwhile addition to the self-help books Horowitz has already written (albeit with a few ideas and exercises he’s already included elsewhere). Horowitz writes with force, clarity, and simplicity about the things with which he is most concerned: achievement, enthusiasm, and power. It helped me, and if you read his work (and try the exercises) as though your life depended on it, you may get some benefit as well. “Our method is science, our aim is religion.”

[Timothy Batson]

I am not the target audience for new thought literature, but picked it up on the recommendation from a friend. This was a tough read, despite how fast it went. It reads more as a series of essays loosely strung together. The ideas are solid enough, and well trod by other authors over the past 50 years, the just don't hold much sway.

As an aside, Horowitz' love of Norman Vincent Peale and Dale Carnegie (to a lesser degree) are big red flags for me. Trump is a devotee of NVP 👎

[Broccoli]

Looks like Mitch Horowitz is out of money so he has to write such shitty book to grab some quick cash. Seriously trash book.

[Peter A. Lio]

Always excellent to spend time with Mitch Horowitz!
This is a short but sweet book based on Napoleon Hill’s work and is an excellent summary of much of the new thought movement.