Review: Abundance is something we tune into
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 2, 2014
The quote by Wayne Dyer in this book sums it all up: "Abundance is not something we acquire, it's something we tune into".I have been following the principles outlined in  this book for years now and I can vouch for them because I have reached the enviable position where I have been debt free for years, I own my home and I am running a business I love.So why am I reading this book? Because I have been in my comfort zone for years now and I need to upgrade it to a position of affluence where I can make a real change in the world. I want to create a centre for the study of the mind and consciousness and I need substantial amounts of money for this. It's time to re-assess myself from the inside out.Reading this book, I have noticed that I used to keep my house in pristine condition which made me feel good at all times. Recently I have been too busy and let it go, accumulating some clutter which has been eroding my sense of well-being. Another thing I need to do is re-establish my boundaries to make room for the new elements I want to bring into my life. The last thing I need to do is get rid of the thought "Huge amounts of money will be a distraction". Now that I am clear about what I want to do with the money, I think this thought can become redundant.Finally, setting intentions instead of goals is a much more powerful way to tackle the issue of money.Having gleaned these insights about myself  to clear the road for me, do I think this book is worth 5 stars. You bet I do.