Review: Great resource on observation!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 5, 2013
In the introduction to this book the author states: "Blindness is as natural to humankind as the faults, blind to truths we don't want to hear. It is the cure to this blindness that is important" This lays the foundation for the powerful material contained in these pages.The body, mind, soul and spirit are explored in terms of the material that will follow later, and  how they relate to becoming a trained observerThe concept of the "Central You" is examined from the point of view that people live their lives with themselves as the center of their universe, but according to the author "to observe completely you must project your senses away from yourself".The book continues and teases out concepts such as free will, filters (you look but you do not see), the power of focus and many other ideas which further our knowledge with regard to observation.Being a Napoleon Hill fan, I particularly enjoyed the reference  relating to whatever you focus on becoming your reality: "whatever the mind can conceive and believe it can achieve".The exercises included are the real meat of the book, becoming clear, visualization, training the subconscious mind and focusing on achievement, not on failure are all included and dealt with in detailI loved the section on how to detect lies and believe it is worth the price of the book for that section alone. An engaging and fascinating read!