Develop a Positive Mindset and Attract the Life of Your Dreams

Unleash Positive Thinking to Achieve Unbound Happiness, Health, and Success

By: Richard Banks

Narrated by: Jobert McGinn

Do you ever feel like you are never good enough? Do you sometimes wonder if you can ever reach your full potential? Do your thoughts control you more than you do them? If you answered yes to any of these questions, this book for you.

This book will teach listeners how to feel better about themselves and how to create a clear action plan for sustainable improvement. In this book, the author explores the power of the mind to help the listener discover the endless possibilities of thinking positively. Here, you learn what stands in the way of you living and feeling the way you would like. Included, you will find practical exercises needed to make the changes you want to see.

This book makes no assumptions. It is made for anyone who understands that to get a positive outlook in life needs work and may demand to make changes across areas, but the results are well worth the work. It is your ticket to dreaming, daring, doing, and achieving more than you ever thought possible, all from leveraging your mind.

This book will teach the listener:

• How to live a happier, more enjoyable life through positive thought and action
• How positive thinking can make you more productive and healthier
• How your mind works
• How morning rituals can change your life
• How to be more confident
• How to be more motivated
• How gratitude can be a powerful tool
• Neuro-Linguistic Programming techniques

Hurry up and grab Develop a Positive Mindset and Attract the Life of Your Dreams now! You’re seconds away from learning how to achieve unbound happiness, health, and success.

©2020 Richard Banks (P)2020 Richard Banks

this book really does work

this book has changed my life. I was so negative before and now I'm not

Too many narration distractions and Rapaport??

I thought the book was pretty good until about the time there was a break and we were encouraged to leave a review. Things kind of went downhill after that. There was a lot of background talking and laughing which was really distracting but the worst part was when the narrator kept using the word ‘Rapaport’ in place of rapport. I mean, he didn’t pronounce it correctly even once, but rather, repeatedly, over and over during the whole chapter, used a made up word, ‘Rapaport’. It’s difficult to stay engaged and focus on the content when the narrator is repeatedly using a made up word and has distracting background noises.