The Aladdin Factor by Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen
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Book Reviews of The Aladdin Factor
Book Review: "There's ALWAYS room at the Top," Daniel Webster said, and
Summary: 5 Stars
after reading the Alladin Factor you wonder how many times will I have to hear, "Ask and you shall receive," before it sinks in? Jack and Mark are like the postal service; They Deliver. Within the synergy only these two create, is the key to acquiring what you desire - ASK! Rub the lamp and ask the genie who lives inside us all for the Courage to open your mouth. We used to say nothing bad can happen when you ask at the end of the day - If it's been a good day and you receive by asking, it just got Better; if you ask and don't receive, who cares it's been a good day anyway. If it's been a Bad day and you don't receive, don't beat yourself up, it's been a bad day. BUT, if it has been a bad day and you Do Receive - Shazamm! - you just changed the WHOLE DAY. And not only that day but the next day and the next - You have the POWER to Ask. Desire without Action is a Wish - Read this book to begin making your wishes come True. Way to Go, guys, Another W! inner -- Keep Smilin' Mike ReddingBook Review: Pug At The Beach loves Jack Canfield
Summary: 5 Stars
Far too many people wander through life unfulfilled because they lack the skill set needed to experience life to its most bountiful. That's in part due to a fear of asking for that which brings us what we need, want or desire.
People are afraid. Afraid of rejection, afraid of looking foolish, and a whole host of other things. Be afraid no longer. The Aladdin Factor will teach you how to ask without fear.
Canfield's book taught me how to ask in a powerful, confident way that would guarantee my success. Simple phrasing combined with subtle reflection made for a life transforming read.
At Pug Headquarters, it's a must read.
Diana Taylor
Top Dog
Pug At The Beach
Sometimes all you need in life is the wisdom of a good dog.TM
Pug at the Beach: An Island Dog's Reflections on Life
Book Review: "The Aladdin Factor"
Summary: 5 Stars
Ever heard of "Ask and you shall receive?" Canfield and Hansen illustrate beautifully that this principle really works in all areas of our life - if we are willing to ask. So many times, we don't even try, we think it's impossible, we give up too soon. The principles of how to do the art of asking are interspersed with inspiring examples from real life people.From the contents:
- The Five Barriers to Asking: Why we don't ask for what we want - Knowing how to ask, who to ask, what to ask for - Ask at home, at work, at school, the world, yourself, a higher power
After reading this book, I boldly asked where I would have been silent before. It is amazing how much you can create for yourself if you're willing to ask for it. I liked this a lot!
Book Review: Convincing Book.
Summary: 5 Stars
Sometimes you want something but you hesitate to ask, you think that if you ask he or she will think that you are too gready or demanding or whatever it is that will present you in negative manner. So you will end up not asking at all, that means you didn't even get to know the other person's opinion. Maybe he or she would not have thought that way?Well this book will try to convince you that people actually don't think that way. Even when you ask a stupid question they will answer it and won't think that you are a stupid person. Anyway it is a very good book if you want to get what you want, maybe you can get a pay raise from your boss after completing this book (There is a chapter in the book about "How to ask at work" too).
Book Review: Definitely a motivator
Summary: 5 Stars
If you have trouble asking for what you want, feel unworthy, feel as though your needs don't count, believe your dreams are impossible, are afraid of rejection, if you settle for less because you don't want to impose...then I would definitely suggest this book. It may embolden you to step out and speak your mind. It will teach you to make your needs known in a nonthreatening way while believing that you have the right to ask for what you want (though that right to ask doesn't necessarily equate with the right to receive). But even that will be okay. You may even begin to ask with the confidence that your request will be granted. The book is filled with anecdotes and quotes that will inspire you and give you courage. It did me.