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Manifesting Money With The Pros: Top Law of Attraction Money Coaches Share Their Best Advice for Creating Wealth and Abundance

We asked the world’s top Law of Attraction money coaches about their best practices for manifesting money. Each one has proven expertise in this field. They are the world’s specialists in three areas: Law of Attraction, coaching, and money.

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Nancy857 - you are sharing some truly incredible info !!!
Thank you for your works and dedication here.

A sort of personal comment vaguely related with this and so many other book shares:
I read pretty fast - not the fastest of anyone for sure - but quite well enough, and...
There's only so many books possible to take in and get good results from within the lifetime remaining.
Trouble is=> one must go through and discern from and between loads of info in order to find what MAY work in one's own lifetime...or not.

Thus far (for me) all the 'LOA' stuff has revealed itself to be so much hot air well packaged to make sales for the 'experts', who do very well with it.

All that being said - unless this share proves somehow to be a true miracle of words as confirmed by others - I'll pass it by.

But still thanks and rep for your wonderful efforts !!

Thank you, smithnowt. I agree with you; I think a lot of the LOA stuff is set up to sell stuff. I've actually found better information with the books that talk about the subconscious mind. They're scientific and it isn't a situation where each person has their own "special technique"; the subconscious is the subconscious and it operates in a particular way. The report I shared the other day that was only 5 pages and was an awesome technique that pretty much anyone can follow. I appreciate that.


Saying that, I have so many books in my Kindle now that I don't think I can read them all in one lifetime. I send the PDFs to my Kindle to read and can read them on my Kindle or on the Kindle app on my phone. You don't have to have a Kindle, either; anyone with a smartphone can take the PDFs and books with them to read and can read Kindle books on their computer. Anyone who needs more information about that can send me a PM and I'd be glad to tell them how. :)

Thanks for the thanks Nancy857 !!
Upon the subjects of ebooks/files/ebook readers=>
When I got interested in handheld readers I found ways to try several different makes and models so as to make honest comparisons and choose what suited me best.

At 1st I could not get my hands on a really good one so I tried a cheaper LCD one, and that began what was a one-way journey away from dead-tree books for me.

When that was wearing out, I found the Astak EZReader on sale for a great price and got 1.
Holy Cow - t'was like day vs. night; from that day on I've been firmly and happily addicted to ONLY reading that way.

Along this road I also tried several others when I could scrape the $ up for them.

Relating to your mention of the Kindle, I found that as well as the Kobo to be very disappointing after enjoying the EZReader so much - mainly because they are tied to their parent company's sites, but also because I became spolied by wider format support as well as being able to use SD cards and having a common, cheap, user replaceable battery.

Sadly the Astak company dropped their ebook reader line a while back - but there are others which are nearly identical to it because they are really made by a Chinese company.
(More info=> https://wiki.mobileread.com/wiki/EZ_Reader )

I was lucky enough to find an Amazon seller who offered a nearly identical reader for $20 a while ago, so I grabbed the last one.

The very wide file format support, great battery charge life and quick page turning are a delight - as well as being able to read on such a lightweight device single-handed with the ability to adjust font sizes and having almost unlimited file capacity - its like having an entire library that can be held in just one hand !!

This is also why I vastly appreciate when folks share EPUB files - and often when PDFs are shared I'll just use Zamzar to convert them to EPUBs as they offer more options in the ebook reader and respond much faster than PDFs ever do.

Just some info in case anyone else here is considering making a similar move - there are some very real advantages in doing so.