I found this book to be a different outlook on the law of attraction. I liked that it was written from a personal point of view, from the author's experience and opinions, and her own frustrations included.
Easy to read, clear to understand. I think this is a good book to read, keep and reread from time to time.
Thanks Netgalley for my ARC.

A must read for anyone interested in the law of attraction. This is the best explanation I have read on the law of attraction. Simple steps to make the changes you want to make and understand what is blocking you from achieving you dreams. Highly suggest you read it if you have ever been interested in the law of attraction.

Here’s something I didn’t expect to be saying in a review – I recommend this book whether you’re into the Law of Attraction or not simply because it has one of the BEST systems for identifying what you actually want and removing the mental blocks you have around achieving those things that I’ve seen anywhere. There is a big shift about halfway through where the author talks about her experience with trauma for a few chapters, but she then uses that as an example for shifting your thought process, so it makes sense.

This is an interesting take on the laws of attraction. The author's background in science helps to add another layer of information for those who want to understand how the laws of attraction works. Her life hacks are possible for the average person to do. I will peruse the book again in the future.

All thoughts and opinions are my own, and in no way, I have been influenced by anyone.

I've read a few books on the Law of Attraction and I enjoyed this one. The advice was practical but I felt it lost momentum halfway through and I found some of the chapters quite repetitive. However, a good introduction to those wanting to know more.

Loved how this book went deep/er into the law of attraction, and that the author herself tells you that many people who preach law of attraction don't exactly tell you how it works or keep a part of the mystique to themselves (esp. as a way to keep you coming back for more). Loved that she set out to provide once and for all what working with this law entailed and how to make it work for you.
I was all set to giving this book 5 stars up until the halfway mark, when the author starts to tell us about the trauma she lived of her husband's heart attack and the resulting PTSD from it. The book, for me, veered from helpful manual to memoir-with-insights at this point. It had been a great framework until then with exercises along the way, but the memoir part, while it told us what worked for her, didn't have much in the way of 'how you can make it work for you' beyond some generalizations. I really would've wanted the author to pause at these points and see the forest for the trees, or at least given a better framework of what actually worked rather than this memory recollection and what worked for her - I would've liked if she'd given tips and hints for us to find our answers, not just her example as her experience might not be other people's and this might not work for them.
Still, the closest I've gotten to really understanding this elusive law - for that, it is a very good resource.