6 Signs You’re Not Using the Law of Attraction

August 10, 2009 by Steve

You’re always using the Law of Attraction, but not necessarily the way you want to - the way you would like. And that’s what I mean by not using the law of attraction. Instead of using the Law of Attraction, you’re using it’s polar opposite - the law of repulsion: you push away the good you desire.

Here are 6 Signs You’re Not Using the Law of Attraction:

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6 Comments so far

Garry on August 10, 2009 4:08 pm
good work, please keep it up
Steve on August 11, 2009 8:01 am
Will do Garry - any thoughts on what areas you’d like to see covered?
Srinivas Rao on August 11, 2009 11:05 am
Great video Steve. The most useful thing for me was “trying too hard.” It’s funny you mention this. I had been working hard on my job search (maybe too hard). So, I decided last week to say screw it and I spent like 6 hours a day at the beach surfing and I ended up getting two job interviews.
Steve on August 11, 2009 1:58 pm
Srini - that is brilliant!

And it makes perfect sense in an illogical way ;) Happy surfing,
HP on August 11, 2009 6:19 pm
Great website!
Leszek Cyfer on September 3, 2009 10:04 am
I also found trying too hard an interesting idea. Basically I found that the best way to achieve something fast is to work hard on it until I find that I’m stuck and not moving forward at all and then to completely switch the activity.

My favourite tactic is to read an encyclopaedia - simply read one entry after another, trying to really “get into” the subject - visualise it, understand its hidden meaning and so on. What never ceases to suprise me is that in 5 to 15 minutes I suddenly have the lightbulb experience - the “A-ha!” moment and know exactly what I should do.

Then I put the book away and get back to work - and what’s interesting it feels as if my energy has returned - I feel eager to act whereas those 15 minutes earlier I was completely weared out.

The additional profit is that I’ve learned sth. new reading the encyclopaedia :)