@MichMae99 11 October 2020 more from that month

Moment of awareness I've definitely found myself being more conscious of how I'm thinking, and using more positive affirmations in my day-to-day, both of which has been conducive to feeling great.

Photo source: https://www.google.com/search?q=beautiful+view&client=ms-android-huawei-rev1&prmd=ivmn&sxsrf=ALeKk014KyPQdHbg8lH__xIomHidfPW4eg:1602394433366&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjZjfa36KvsAhWSCqYKHaNZA1wQ_AUoAXoECBYQAQ&biw=424&bih=779#imgrc=aG8xqNv-W0bYfM If you've read a few self-help/spirituality books, it's likely you won't find anything new in this one, but it's always good to be reminded that the way we are thinking dictates how we feel and the reality we create. All it takes is a moment of awareness and a shift in perspective to begin creating an exceptional life. If you're looking for a quick and light read that could invoke a positive shift in your thinking and experience, you may want to give this one a look at.  There are a great many people out there. I also believe if we can live by these ideas, the world will be a better place. The ideas that she plants in your head are life changing and so comforting. A while back a friend had said that after a while all the self help stuff gets rhetorical and repetitive. It is correct but like we need daily cleansing. It's not difficult to see why she is loved by so many. This book suggests that this woman was a bundle of pure joy! I've definitely found myself being more conscious of how I'm thinking, and using more positive affirmations in my day-to-day, both of which has been conducive to feeling great. If you've read a few self-help/spirituality books, it's likely you won't find anything new in this one, but it's always good to be reminded that the way we are thinking dictates how we feel and the reality we create. That much is easy. It was the exceptional life bit.. It is something I always say..that I am building an exceptional life (I even have a tag by that title on my blog labels). I didn't expect what followed - I actually listened to some of what he said. About drawing the positive energies toward you and pushing the negativity away so you can focus on what is truly important to you and give your energies to that instead. It's a difficult yet powerful way to live. Now, while I am not usually big on the whole self help thing. The discussion surrounding dealing with difficult relationships so you are not feeding all of your energy into something that will never be satisfied. I had several moments reading through it. I did find all of the talk about doing daily affirmations to be a bit hokey, though. I honestly could not imagine myself walking into my office and saying to myself "I bless my workplace with love I love my coworkers and we enjoy working together so much that it makes it a joy to come to the office each day. But, amazingly, I did like the bits about talking more lovingly to yourself and found myself using much gentler words with myself instead of the harsh ones that I usually do. That can only be a good thing. So, as with any self help thing - you always need to take the bits that work for you and apply them to your own life. Do I recommend it? Well - I am going to remain neutral on that one. Self help (especially the metaphysical kind) is such a personal thing and it is usually an area. I avoid because I have seen it do more harm than good to too many people (If that makes sense). I'm not sure there is anything in there that will make my life more exceptional than it already is, but if it helps me be a little less critical of myself then it was worth the time and money.