21 Days to a Changed Life

By: Evette Gardner

Narrated by: Melissa Williams

We all have something in our life experience that we would love to see transformed from this to that. But what are you doing to compel this change? If you're simply sitting around waiting on luck to swoop in, touch your dreams, and make them come alive, then you are going to be waiting a long time. You have to be the change you want to see in your life. You have within you the power to own any life experience for yourself that you want - you simply have to learn how to use this power. You have to develop an understanding about how your life's creative process works.

The law of attraction is no longer a "secret" these days. Our basic understanding of what this law comes from the New Testament, Matthew 11:24 - whatever you ask for in prayer, believe (trust and be confident) that it is granted to you, and you will get it. Sounds simple enough, so why is it so difficult to actually do?

Armed with just this general understanding of this spiritual law, anyone who has ever tried to apply its wisdom to their life quickly discovers that while asking is indeed as easy as it seems, believing that this thing is already been granted to you actually requires some work on your part. Some people spend an entire lifetime trying to bring themselves to some faith or another. Working up the will to let go of a belief you've grown attached to and, in its place, placing your faith in an idea that contradicts this belief is the challenge you face in applying the law of attraction. It's a logical question to ask: How is it possible to make this law work for your benefit when believing in the reality of your dreams can seem so difficult?

In 21 Days to a Changed Life, Evette Gardner explores the answer to this riddle.

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Worth It

Great book. Very motivating and empowering. Also very well delivered by the narrator. It was easy to listen to. I came away from the book actually feeling inspired by the challenges I am currently facing because now I have a slightly different outlook about them.