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Summary: The Invisible Path to Success
Review: Robert Scheinfeld says the intention of his book, The Invisible Path to Success, is "to open a doorway to you--a doorway that connects the visible with the invisible, the seen with the unseen, the known with the mysterious." He has developed seven steps by which everyone can achieve success, regardless of how they define success.
The first half of the book explains each of the steps in detail. Scheinfeld uses lots of examples to illustrate how to follow the steps and what can be achieved by applying them to your life. The underlying purpose is to determine what it is that you want and to understand your motivations.
The second half of the book explains how to apply that knowledge to getting whatever it is that you want. Scheinfeld teaches readers how to understand and manage the unseen forces and fears in their lives. A chapter titled "How to Ask for What You Want" explains how to make specific and clear requests, and how to avoid internal sabotage when you desire something.
Scheinfeld says "so much of what creates your daily life, what shapes your thoughts and feelings, and what happens to you is invisible--behind the scenes." The purpose behind The Invisible Path to Success is to "map out enough streets, roads, and highways . . . to navigate where we really want to go." Readers will find the path mapped by Scheinfeld a useful tool in achieving the success they desire.
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Summary: The Invisible Path to Success
Review: Robert Scheinfeld says the intention of his book, The Invisible Path to Success, is "to open a doorway to you--a doorway that connects the visible with the invisible, the seen with the unseen, the known with the mysterious." He has developed seven steps by which everyone can achieve success, regardless of how they define success.
The first half of the book explains each of the steps in detail. Scheinfeld uses lots of examples to illustrate how to follow the steps and what can be achieved by applying them to your life. The underlying purpose is to determine what it is that you want and to understand your motivations.
The second half of the book explains how to apply that knowledge to getting whatever it is that you want. Scheinfeld teaches readers how to understand and manage the unseen forces and fears in their lives. A chapter titled "How to Ask for What You Want" explains how to make specific and clear requests, and how to avoid internal sabotage when you desire something.
Scheinfeld says "so much of what creates your daily life, what shapes your thoughts and feelings, and what happens to you is invisible--behind the scenes." The purpose behind The Invisible Path to Success is to "map out enough streets, roads, and highways . . . to navigate where we really want to go." Readers will find the path mapped by Scheinfeld a useful tool in achieving the success they desire.
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Summary: 7 Steps Up the Ladder of Success
Review: To the point and specific, this 168-page book works hard to help you seek the answer to this question: "What really causes the things you think and feel and what happens to you every day?Invisible Path has two parts: Part One takes seven chapters to discuss each of the seven steps to success and Part Two shows you how to navigate the invisible path to success.
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Summary: Great, even for those with a deep distrust of new age stuff
Review: When complex ideas are explained coherently but moreover with a "you are really free to take them or leave them" attitude, it is fair to assume that the person knows what is it talking about, and that there is not hidden agenda beneath his views. Mr. Scheinfield clearly states that the definition of what is success is clearly an issue you shall decide by yourself. But as always be careful about what you ask for because you might get it. In other words what will make you a happy and accomplished person is a clear knowledge of who you are, not of what you have. Only if your wishes are in allegiance with your true self success will occur. Otherwise, neither being owner of the biggest vessel in the Mediterranean or the CEO of corporate USA will be of much use to build a feeling of success.
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