I watched the Secret DVD a few months ago and got another book on Law of Attraction,
but it didn’t really start happening for me until I wrote down my intentions. I found that to be
VERY powerful.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0975436171/ is a book I just got, which makes
planning out your Law of Attraction goals easy. Just fill in the blanks and you’ve got a road
map to follow. Has been working well so far.

The real trick is believing that things are coming into our lives now–living the life of abundance even if it’s not physically there yet, reaching for joy in every moment, and truly believing we deserve the things we want. I do not believe that we have to struggle or “work” hard to get the things we want–if we live a life of joy, the “work” we do isn’t really work because it energizes and renews our passion.

To take this to a silly extreme, if my life passion was watching TV and I truly believed I could make money doing it, I would find a way to do just that. I do take your point though–we need to take action towards our dreams for them to happen.

1. If I had to sum the entire thing up, it’s that the Law of Attraction
is all about alignment. You’ve got to do the “work” if you want to
bring something info your life.

This is where I think people mess up, which gives the entire thing the
“MLM/Amway” kind of vibe. You can’t just sit around eating junk food
and watching reruns and expect to live on the beach…regardless of what
the infomercials say.

People like Joe Vitale are out working. Bob Proctor is out working.
James Ray is out working.

2. I found a FREE book (yes, FREE) that helped me figure out all of
this. http://www.receivethebook.com/ has it and it’s well worth the read.

And like I said, it’s FREE. So you can’t argue that the guy is trying
to take advantage of people looking for a “magic pill” or whatever else
I’ve been hearing over the last 2-3 weeks since this thing hit Oprah.

http://www.receivethebook.com/