Believe: Like You Mean It by Patricia Lynn

Theodene Allen

May 19

This book is easy to read and omit offers simple tips and suggestions for manifesting greatness and abundance in your life. It's like action steps and a personal experience through the mindset spoken of in The Secret. Anyone can do it, but not everyone will kind of thing. Many of us are stuck in our current mentality that blocks the idea of achieving and receiving more.

Part of me wanted to not read through this book because it goes against the teachings of scripture. But then, it doesn't. I mean, scripture tells us to pray for things with expectation that it will come to fruition as long as it's in God's plan for us, right? Why wouldn't He want me to thrive and be blessed abundantly?

Another part of me wanted to just try it. Just take into consideration all that's suggested here. I'm in a sales role in my full time job and I have a business that I sort of dabble in. What if I used this mindset towards growth in these areas of my life? It couldn't hurt, could it?

While I probably won't utilize the research into numbers like Patricia Lynn does here, it is fascinating that there might be angels related to certain numbers. I've always been a person who notices patterns as well. Usually the patterns I notice are what time I wake up every night to use the toilet. As the years have moved on, that time of night has changed, but will remain about the same every night for seasons. But patterns in numbers in various areas of my life I usually notice only if it's a while number. I mean, how often do you check out at the grocery store and it totals a even $75.00?

This book was interesting. I'm glad I read through its entirety even though my kind wanted to throw in the towel early on. While it hasn't helped me gain in my sales for either my work or business yet, I'm willing to give it a go! Why not, right?

I give this book 5 out of 5 tiaras because now I want to use it in my life. I believe this book is guiding me to becoming a better person, a better version of myself. Thank you NetGalley and BooksGoSocial for access to this work.

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