The author relies heavily on the element of luck/risk and that generally the universe helps you realize your plan. In her examples, she mentions her life, which does not help as it addresses a specific group of people and you cannot relate to understand. After a certain point, it becomes repetitive and the book becomes boring, while some parts that I found interesting I realized come from other books. Although as a book it is very well presented externally, I would not recommend it as a self-improvement book; there are much better ones on the market!

Sympathetic book, but the author's views are heavily based on the universe. Everything she discusses comes from psychology. And the examples she gives are not so common, I believe they happened by chance. The fact that, for example, you reject a job offer from a company in order to work at the company of your dreams, does not necessarily mean that it will definitely happen if you reject the first one. I understand that this is manifesting in essence, but the examples she gives are not very helpful. Overall, it seems somewhat "weird" to rely so much on the universe. I give it 3 stars because it contains good exercises for self-empowerment/self-esteem and puts you in a process to think and act more positively. Also, I didn't like the author's writing style that much. Anyway, the book did not meet my expectations, maybe others will find it very good.