How to get lots of money for anything....fast

[Nimo]

Has any one read Stuart Litchman's ebook titled above? I must say that this ebook has had a tremendous impact on me. It calls for personal discipline to do the exercises therein but the results are amazing. I started reading it last year around february and by june, i'd made remarkable progress with regard to my job..i got exactly what i wanted. Has anyone read this material and what do you think about it.

[KtotheB]

I've never heard of it but you've made me want to go look it up! Would love to hear more detail.

[openeyes]

Originally Posted by Nimo

i'd made remarkable progress with regard to my job..i got exactly what i wanted.

care to elaborate?

[Nimo]

Well, the ebook requires the reader to do intense exercises to get whatever it is one desires. Just to mention, one is required to use a past memory that is pleasant and joyous to use as a base to frame ur desire. U then create wht he calls a metastory of ur desire whch is basically a creation of ur desire as u'd like it to be..u then strike out any words or phrases that are unsettling until u get ur perfect score. All the while, there are various standards u use to measure ur emotions. In the end, u have a perfect objective that u release to the universe...it works like magic. Through this process, i put out an intention to land a job in training/lecturing/research paying me an amount about USD 850 p.m and a bunch of other parameters including a fun, laid back boss..importantly, i didn't want to do an interview because I tell the honest truth (e.g am leaving my job because the boss is an ass!). To cut the story short, I landed a lecturing job where no previous vacancies existed it initially paid like crap but I didn't do an interview! Plus my boss was fabulous (he has since left, bummer!)..My ex-boss called on a saturday (was out clubbing), i started working Monday. Months later, the income was restructured to...u guess it..approx USD 850! Then wanting to raise my income i hiked my income desire to USD 1,000..less than a few weeks later, I got another part time lecturing job. Cumulative income? A little over $1K. Am working on a brand new job desire..i have no doubt that it will come to pass.

[CoolBee]

This sounds quite a lot like some things I was studying on my NLP training last week - I'll be interested to read the book.

[ellie]

Originally Posted by Nimo

Well, the ebook requires the reader to do intense exercises to get whatever it is one desires. Just to mention, one is required to use a past memory that is pleasant and joyous to use as a base to frame ur desire. U then create wht he calls a metastory of ur desire whch is basically a creation of ur desire as u'd like it to be..u then strike out any words or phrases that are unsettling until u get ur perfect score. All the while, there are various standards u use to measure ur emotions. In the end, u have a perfect objective that u release to the universe...it works like magic. Through this process, i put out an intention to land a job in training/lecturing/research paying me an amount about USD 850 p.m and a bunch of other parameters including a fun, laid back boss..importantly, i didn't want to do an interview because I tell the honest truth (e.g am leaving my job because the boss is an ass!). To cut the story short, I landed a lecturing job where no previous vacancies existed it initially paid like crap but I didn't do an interview! Plus my boss was fabulous (he has since left, bummer!)..My ex-boss called on a saturday (was out clubbing), i started working Monday. Months later, the income was restructured to...u guess it..approx USD 850! Then wanting to raise my income i hiked my income desire to USD 1,000..less than a few weeks later, I got another part time lecturing job. Cumulative income? A little over $1K. Am working on a brand new job desire..i have no doubt that it will come to pass.

I've done pretty much the same thing. Just didn't use an ebook. It's funny I did it in the same area as you too...lecturing.

But yes I have new goals too now.

[missbhaven]

In another topic here (things you never knew existed), another user described it as a technical book and a bit hard to read (for some). Those that have done this, in terms of time setting and goal achievement did it come threw like you anticipated?