Synchronicity

The Inner Path of Leadership

By: Joseph Jaworski

Narrated by: Jeff Hoyt

We’ve all had those perfect moments when events that could never be predicted, let alone controlled, remarkably seem to guide us along our path. Carl Jung called this phenomena “synchronicity” - “a collaboration between persons and events that seems to enlist the cooperation of fate.” In this book, Joseph Jaworski argues that the right state of mind will make you the kind of person who can enlist the cooperation of fate and take advantage of synchronicity, creating the conditions for “predictable miracles.” If you are tired of being the victim of circumstances, this book will teach you to be the kind of person who creates your own circumstances.

Jaworski shares the story of his own escape from an inauthentic life and his journey into a world filled with possibility. He maps out the inner path of leadership for those who feel the call to achieve their full potential, using his own life story to teach listeners a greater truth. He examines the fundamental shifts of mind that free us to seek out the power of synchronicity. After listening to this book, you will discover your own power to help those realities unfold. You will learn to “listen” to realities that want to emerge in this world and acquire the courage to help them be born.

©2011 Joseph Jaworski (P)2019 Joseph Jaworski

unexpected

I didn't know I would find the very best book I've read untill now.

Loved it!

I am currently in the 2023/2024 class #13 of The Great Valley Chapter of ALF. This book made me even more grateful to be part of ALF.

Amazing!

I read the original edition of this book and was thrilled to listen to this enriched edition. Jaworski has tapped into a higher consciousness that not all will understand and offers profound insights and wisdom.

There is something here, maybe.

I’m conflicted with this book, since it is difficult to take the author seriously when the individual seems to have made a pile of money early on investing in fossil fuel industries that continue to have an impact on the planet. I found no real apology here or acknowledgment. The author’s access to leaders in the field of synchronicity is undeniable, hence, as I noted, there is something here. I admit I felt a little angry and slightly duped at the end of the book, especially when the author is promoting subsequent books. In the end, I am not sure I would recommend this title. The narration was great.

Book sucks..

Was hoping for something profound. All I got was a bunch of Watergate stories & nonsense.. Had to bail out & delete it.