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Breaking Wishbones: How To Make Your Wishes Come True

Breaking Wishbones: How To Make Your Wishes Come True

DeWitt, David W.

Paperback

Philosophy

ISBN10: 1419680765
ISBN13: 9781419680762
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Nov 21 2007
Pages: 60
Weight: 0.17
Height: 0.14 Width: 5.24 Depth: 7.99
Language: English
Imagine needing thousands of dollars and it magically appears. Imagine wishing you could live in a neighborhood where homes sell for millions and you find one for a few hundred-thousand - with no closing costs. Imagine searching in vain for a business partner when suddenly the perfect partner approaches you first. All of these things have happened to me or to people that have followed the four simple steps I explain in this book. I never considered myself a 'lucky' person. It's just that, for some reason, I always seem to get whatever I want or need. I used to take this for granted. Sometimes, I pushed the boundaries a bit too far; but in the end my wish came to fruition. I always assumed it was just a positive attitude. But as I later learned, that was only partially correct. I didn't start out with any intention of writing a book. It was after the events I describe in the first chapter, and after I wrote dozens and dozens of notes, listened to tapes, and read hundreds of books, magazines, pamphlets, and letters, that I decided to consolidate my findings. This book is a chronology of my exploration for meaning; my search for an insight as to why I can make my wishes come true. Over time, I discovered that I didn't have a special gift. All I have is an understanding of a process, and I have fashioned that process into a simple recipe for how to make wishes come true. This book, my 'cookbook, ' of sorts is my way of sharing this discovery.

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