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Turning setbacks into victories. One of the things in which I can talk the most about, and in addition know the most about too. Although my knowledge of this subject, it, in most cases with his lessons leaves me incredibly satisfied seeing him reference the lesson towards real life scenarios in which he’s experienced in his life. Great read, can’t wait for tomorrow.

Yesterday, I had finished Chapter 10: Get the Action Habit. This particular chapter taught me A LOT and also, simultaneously taught me and reminded me a lot of what I already know. All in all, David reminded me, that despite your consciousness, without action, you midwife your frequency in the most efficient manner. You don’t necessarily need to rush, rather realize that action outputs your energy into existence.

I loved David’s insights’ on how to attract likeability from others stretching from the 10 rules (writing down name, relaxed easygoing personality, etc)… as well as VARIOUS examples of what happens when you DONT exude a likeability from others. When you don’t, of course, regardless of your knowledge or experience, they’re stray away from you one way or another. Albeit gossiping, undermining, etc.

The book itself contained great details in proportion to the energy of an individual’s, and many individuals’ desire to feel as if they are ‘Important’… to attain some type of ‘envy’, ‘curiosity’, ‘recognition’ from others around you… to be ‘distinct’ in your own manner. It’s beautiful to ‘want’ to feel important. Or you can simple align your consciousness and naturally attain it.

The aspect of the book in which I read recently talked about lot about just how important cultivating enthusiasm is not only towards maximizing your relationship with yourself, though maximizing the relationship you have with others around you. David used many scenarios where a particular degree of enthusiasm would alter your internal degree of happiness as well as the internal state of others around you.

I just finished completely the chapter on rearranging your environment so that you surround yourself with people, goods, services, environments which centralize your attention and form a vibratory signature to the extent to which it emits a frequency to reality -> then materializing a positive reality. Additionally, David uses examples in corresponding with how these seemingly ‘minor’ things can affect you truly

I got a little more of this book when it came to the fact that no wonder people stay at the same level their entire lives… Why? Their ‘Thinking’ or their state of consciousness stays the same and so regardless of what they try to do to change… they materialize the same conditions, circumstances and events in which they seek to avoid. Additionally, I loved his (David’s) description of affirmations.

I loved David’s extrapolation of his main point being -> ‘You are what you think you are’.. I loved his examples concerning the three brick layers and their attitudes/frequencies being midwived through their actions and just how much of a difference It’ll make. Or.. even the most recent example concerning Groups B & A of employees and how the more constructive attitude always wins out. Great examples again!

I loved David’s explanation of you are who you KNOW you are… nothing more, nothing less. I loved how he explained how some individuals attain respect from others as they know that, internally, they deserve respect. Additionally, I loved how I can connect this to the impending fact that ‘as within, so without.’ I loved his last point, pointing to the fact that your appearance says a lot to others about you.

Great book so far.. David is sharing his ideas on how to think and dream creatively through stimulation. I loved the example he used when it came to the man who attended the luncheon… for stimulation from the speaker regarding a 5-acre lot… and put that stimulation and materialized it by buying a worn out farm land, dividing it up into 10 lots, and profiting $19600 or today -> over 200000 in 6 weeks… very nice