Afformations®: The Miracle of Positive Self-Talk
By Midas / November 11, 2014 / 3 Comments / Affirmations
AFFORMATIONS® isn’t just another book on getting what you want.
It’s a proven step-by-step guidebook to living the life of your dreams.
INSIDE THIS BOOK, YOU’LL DISCOVER . . .
4 simple steps to reach your goals faster than you ever thought possible (page 35)How an unhappy employee went from chronic debt to a six-figure income using this method (page 94)The 5-word phrase that will attract your desires on complete autopilot (page 53)The 10 words that will help you lose 10 pounds—and keep it off! (page 88)How to think like a millionaire in less than 5 minutes a day (page 197)AND THAT’S JUST THE BEGINNING . . .
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Spookily effective If affirmations are a light beer, this is grain alcohol. Spooky and mysterious, afformations will somehow summon into your life whatever you’ve been missing and maximize the good stuff. If you can figure out how it works, let me know, but this stuff is off the hook. Since doing afformations, I’ve somehow been getting scheduled all the things in my life I’ve been talking about (but putting off), and new business opportunities have been coming my way that I’ve been waiting on for years. Cheers…
Interesting Idea, But Overdone on Two Counts The idea behind afformations is an interesting one, and it remains to be seen if the concept really works.The problems I have with this book are two-fold:1 – In this day and age of environmentalism and “being green,” I have a problem with lengthy books that should actually be short books. They waste a tremendous amount of paper. (I call it “tree murder.”) This book, for example, is over 200 pages. However, the “guts” of the information could have easily been covered in 20 to 30…
Like the logic on the method – HATE THE SALES PITCH! This was a difficult review for me to write. While the method is still “untested”, I think it has a lot of merit. I’ve always been a huge fan of Affirmations and I’ve experienced above average success in using them. However, there are definitely places I get stuck. Noah’s approach provides some good logic on bridging that belief gap and I started out pretty optimistic and excited to try his AFFORMations.But – this is supposed to be a review of the book, not the method, and that…