The book tries to arrange the same old self help advice around 'the law of vibration' and 'the law of attraction'. Firstly the law of vibration is all well and good, we are all vibrating. Nothing in the universe is ever still, I'm on board with that. However, Vex King goes on to say how our own vibrations our thoughts, our mood and even the food we eat can impact the universe around us. Which brings us onto 'the law of attraction' which states that if you want something, then by focusing on it and visualising it the "universe will rearrange itself for you" and "the universe will always support you". She goes on to use the example of a new car. Want a new car? Then focus on it and visualise it really carefully and you will get the new car! Of course there is something in the fact that if you spend enough time thinking and wanting something eventually your behaviours will change and align to your goal and this will of course help in achieving it. But that is very different from the view that the universe is bending to your desires. What happens if you dont achieve your goal? you can't afford a new car say. Does that mean then the unvierse is ignoring you? The universe and cosmic powers have decided you are unfit or not worthy of the car? That's sad. Derren Brown's book 'Happy' goes into the damage that these views can have.

The first is that mediocrity is subjective, and so not only does the notion vary from person to person but can also change in meaning for the individual themselves. A BMW 3 Series may seem like a luxury for a 17-year-old yet mediocre for a 60-year-old. The vague advice of telling somebody not to settle for mediocrity leaves them in a continuous state of dissatisfaction and ingratitude as the standard for mediocrity is never declared.Think positively and take actions". There you go. I just summarized the whole book so you don't have to read the whole book unless you really wanted. Think of this as your companion to help you build a healthier relationship with yourself and others. The Greatest Self-Help Book is the one written by you. Zuallererst möchte ich mich für das Rezensionsexemplar bedanken, welches mir von Kailash bereitgestellt wurde. Dieser Fakt beeinflusst aber in keiner Weise meine persönliche Meinung zu diesem Buch. Der Post enthält Werbung und die Rechte liegen beim Verlag. The book is primarily based on the Law of Vibration which affects our entire being. When paid attention to and used for good, it helps a person to achieve success, peace and happiness. I really liked the fact that so many other aspects of life such as fear, anxiety and negativity in general are being dealt with in the book and practical solutions are being provided to deal with them. I also liked the fact that the author has not belittled the impact of these things but has rather discussed the situations which he faced in his life and how he dealt with them. Life is not painted as picture perfect heavenly ride but numerous solutions are provided to deal with difficult situations which makes the book a helpful read. .

The bestselling author of Good Vibes, Good Life,Vex King, and social media star Kaushal have created a game-changing journal that provides all you need to write your own self-help book. Will make you see how your life will be for the long term (what your past and your future have to do with it; why the present moment actually matters the most) We can see this mentality manifest in unsuccessful people who spend much of their time consuming motivational material (like this book) in hopes of boosting their sense of self-worth, yet never seem to progress towards their goals because they never do the work that’s actually required to excel in their endeavour. I don't know why SHBs are so hard to read and process. And why do all the SHBs speak in the same language. This book is all about keeping your vibrations elevated regardless of the circumstances you are dealing with. How and why manifesting and visualizing matters and how you should trust the universe.Vex King has a great writing method and I didn't want to stop reading, I also looked forward to the next opportunity I had to read. The RRP is the suggested or Recommended Retail Price of a product, set by the publisher or manufacturer.