How much of our life is automatic? How much of our life is based on our actions versus our thoughts? This book goes into all that and more. The main concept of the abundance project is that people need to tap into their inner spirit of abundance. People need to feel like they are winners before they can actually win. I like how Rydall also emphasizes using practical steps. It's not good enough to simply think one will get a great job, great relationship, etc. Rather, one needs to do the healing work (thru journaling, meditation, therapy, etc) along with the physical work (working harder, getting out, meeting people, speaking up, etc). Another part of the book I really enjoyed was talking about one's worth. There are many kind hearted and spiritual people (such as myself) who find it immensely difficult to speak up and ask for what they want. An example is an employee not asking for a raise out of fear of being selfish when they are making less than market value. Using the abundance principle, Rydall proposes, no one is taking too much from someone else. Rather, we are all living in abundance. Still, if one is being mistreated, there is no need to stay. Thinking good thoughts of abundance is no excuse for staying in a dead end job or loveless relationship. Throughout the entire book, there is reference to the Source. This is cited as another term for God or Love in the Universe. While there is some Bible quoted, Rydall keeps going back to the principles of abundance and not necessarily one religion of abundance. On a final note, the 40 day plan is not day by day. Rather, after the principles of abundance are explained, Rydall gives tips for how one should make their own 40 day plan. Just as a radio is always broadcasting even if you are not tuned into it, abundance is already existing in life. You just need to tune into it. Find out how with this book!
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