The Attractor Factor: Five Easy Steps for Creating Wealth from the Inside Out
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| Rating | : | 4.64 (640 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B000KZRMB0 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 226 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-01-08 |
| Language | : | English |
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This Version Is So Much Better! I read the original "The Attractor Factor" and laughed and groaned my way through it. It was littered with typos and grammatical errors (this guys thinks he can write?) and he never addressed the fact that you have to do something other than wish to get what you want.This version, however, has apparently been edited (thank goodness), and Vitale does emphasize the fact that you have to, in whatever way seems "right" or appropriate, take action.I took a huge personal hit, both medically and financially, about three years ago,. This ones is a waste! Funny, just read Zero Limits and was pleasantly surprised. Got this one USED (thank God).if only Amazon could get the used book delivery system down, waiting 2 weeks for a book is just ridiculous!. Anyway - this book sucks, and annoyed me enough to take a few minutes to hopefully save someone else the time in getting this book. I just have to laugh that this guy starts the book saying he's an internet guru, when his website is crap! Laughable really. Plus his concepts are regurgitated ideas.and I hate, hate, hate when peopl. Timothy D. Vasicek said Too much sales rant. I only gave this book Too much sales rant I only gave this book 3 stars because easily half of it is nothing but case histories saying how wonderful the system is. That's boring. I wanted to get to the nuts and bolts of the system and not just get the used car salesman pitch. This book has some extremely valuable information in it. The problem is you have to wade through tons of blah, blah, that does NOT help teach you exactly what to do. I like Joe Vitale and I'm actually going to buy more of his books. It's too bad that he has been doing this for so long that he . stars because easily half of it is nothing but case histories saying how wonderful the system is. That's boring. I wanted to get to the nuts and bolts of the system and not just get the used car salesman pitch. This book has some extremely valuable information in it. The problem is you have to wade through tons of blah, blah, that does NOT help teach you exactly what to do. I like Joe Vitale and I'm actually going to buy more of his books. It's too bad that he has been doing this for so long that he
"it might just change your life." (The Reading Chronicle, 25th August 2005)
In five easy steps, Vitale shows anyone how to become happier and more successful by doing a few simple things differently every day. "A breakthrough practical spiritual guide to achieving all your goalsFor the first time ever, one of the rarely discussed formulas for building wealth and achieving success in all areas is revealed in The Attractor Factor. He has been called "the Buddha of the Internet" for his combination of spirituality and marketing acumen. The problem for most people is self-sabotage. His articles are widely read and his professional clients include The Red Cross, PBS, Hermann Children's Hospital, and many other small and large international businesses. Popular marketing an