Cassie Aran

9 months ago

“The Best Way To Get Started Is To Quit Talking And Begin Doing.” – Walt Disney “The Pessimist Sees Difficulty In Every Opportunity. The Optimist Sees Opportunity In Every Difficulty.” – Winston Churchill

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📚 Ahmet Kaan - Self Improvement

9 months ago

Pain of regret is so much worse than the pain of discipline.

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zanyar baez

9 months ago

Two amazing person help people live awesome life

If you don't own the future someone else does

Dean is one of the people that really inspired to have a higher standard

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Inna Malyk

9 months ago

Yes 👍

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Sorin Tifrac

8 months ago

Another Amazing episode with golden nugets 🙏

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Flying Turtle

9 months ago

I’m still trying to figure out motor millions

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SECRET HABITS

The Miracle Habits: The Secret of Turning Your Moments into Miracles Kindle Edition

by Mitch Horowitz (Author) Format: Kindle Edition

4.5 out of 5 stars

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Rule in Hell

Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2020

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The final chapter of this book, RULE IN HELL, was just what I needed to read and here is why: back in the late 1980s and right out of college, I had a brief stint in the corporate world where I found myself extremely unhappy. After a year I left and then drifted for a couple of years much to the dismay of my parents. Magically an opportunity overseas opened up and without hesitation, I took it and spent more than two decades happily and successfully living and working abroad. Life brought me back to the USA but I quickly found myself unhappy and drifting again in the corporate world but this time in middle age. Not a good place to be. Then the opportunity presented itself to rejuvenate an old family business, one that I had never had any interest in. And I jumped at it without hesitation. Soon my old elan returned as the business transformed and I found renewed self-expression. Mitch's concluding chapter on ruling in Hell gave me clarity on both my failures and successes and the resolve to carry on on my own and not be a part of anyone else's story again.

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Erik House

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Ethics and Power

Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2020

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Horowitz has done it again. He's written a book that is focused on personal development and rooted in spiritual principles that with their application can help people bring about major changes in their lives. A theme that runs through all of Horowitz’s work is that we all seek personal power on one level or another and even those one the spiritual path. Power itself is not evil, even on the spiritual path, it is the lack of ethics and psychological development/maturity that causes the misuse of power. The habits that Horowitz lays out through this book encourage the development of a stronger personal ethic than most people take the time to develop in the modern world. If you’re devoted to personal development or to living a spiritual life that is actually about making the world a better place, this is a book that you should read.

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Are you ready to turn moments into miracles?

Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2020

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In this, his bravest, most self-revealing work yet, Mitch Horowitz blazes for us all a trail to success with 13 tested markers, the Miracle Habits. If you've been disappointed with spiritual or motivational books whose main takeaway is "you should settle for your lot in life," you will find in Mitch's newest work the inspiration you may need to start on the path to actualizing yourself. Some of the habits that Horowitz explores include ones that instill in us the steps we must take to cement an Unwavering Focus, create a Total Environment, and Get Away from Cruel People. This is Mitch's most profound book yet, truly exciting to read from the very first page's headlong plunge into his argument that only by developing these crucial habits can we attain the achievement we thirst for. Mitch implores the reader to apply a system of self-verification to common spiritual platitudes. By not accepting these common beliefs at face value, we can arrive at our own truth. Horowitz has a mature, realistic perspective, and refuses to insult the reader with fantasies. With this self-help *Action* book (W. Clement Stone's phrase), full of relevant personal anecdotes, Horowitz shows what an inner-directed life looks like from the inside. I believe personally that when an iconic star like David Bowie is mourned by millions, it is not because of his music alone, but that he is an extreme example of a human being expressing his gifts to the fullest. Horowitz doesn't demand self-actualization on such a monumental scale, but he does provide a path for everyone to be as creative as possible, in their own life, and in a way of their own choosing. Far from the ordinary, this book is packed with exciting, fresh ideas, and down-to-earth practical advice. By developing the habits presented in this book, we become one with what Napoleon Hill called Cosmic Habit Force, and become unstoppable. Make the Miracle Habits a permanent feature on your path!

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Dana

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This is the book you hoped the others were.

Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2020

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My tendency to be a self-help junkie has always been curtailed by the generally low quality of these types of books. Miracle Habits is the marvelous exception! This is what I always hope for when I buy 'just one more book'. I could now clear the bookshelf and let this one occupy 'pride of place', except I'd rather keep my very dog-eared and highlighted copy close at hand. (And Mitch, if you read reviews, thanks for turning me on to Neville Goddard.)

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md

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This book resonated with me

Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2020

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I am familiar with Mr. Horowitz's writing and philosophy through articles he has written and podcasts that I listen to. This is the first book of hos that I have read, although others are on my wish list. The habits and the way he describes them struck a cord with me. He is very transparent in discussing the pros AND cons of New Thought, which is a refreshing change from other self-help authors.

The problem with self help books (for me , at least) is that after I read them, I lack follow through on the issues raised, and therefore stay in my rut. I am going to try the 10 day Miracle Challenge to try to work past that.

I highly recommend this book.

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kurt a huggins

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A Grimoire for Success.

Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2020

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I've long been a follower of Mitch’s work and I aways find his ability to actionably clarify the often fuzzy subjects of the occult and new age astonishing. The fact that he’s been writing at such quality and for so many years is what allows him to produce a work like The Miracle Habits. To those who wish to reach for bigger dreams and greater prosperity he’s provided, in a potent and readable volume, a roadmap for the immediate and far future. Even greater, he does this not merely with theory but with the bold act of vulnerability. Sharing what each of these habits did directly for him. If you want a life of success, if you want a life of miracles, Mr, Horowitz has set a beacon for us to travel towards.

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jimmy the weasel

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Another excellent work by Mitch!

Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2020

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I highly recommend this book. A quick and engaging read that has both validated some of my own inclinations and inspired me to take new actions. While working with similar themes as Mitch’s recent works, this one adds new fuel to the fires they sparked. Merits multiple readings.

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Jarrod Burris

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Let this book be your life preserver!

Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2020

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Mitch lays the law down once again. Approachable and down to earth metaphysics. Fortify your spiritual foundations with these essential truths....

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Michelle De Lude

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A guide that delivers results

Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2020

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I chose to read The Miracle Habits because I'd enjoyed previous books by Horowitz (One Simple Idea, The Miracle Club, The Miracle Of a Definite Chief Aim) and wanted to explore a system for more consistently creating beneficial happenstances. I could not be happier with the results. I read the book one chapter a week. Each week, I experienced delightful surprises, and one week, they compounded so suddenly, I was blown away. My sister was a witness to a cascade of miracles (that came after my mother's death) that no one could have predicted in our wildest imaginations. Bears rereading again and again. I was constantly finding material that spoke to me in different ways at different times. Five stars are not enough for this eminently practical, effective volume.

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K.B.

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Great compilation of Mitch's work

Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2021

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Excellent life advice I turn to again and again. Some of these ideas can be found in Mitch's lectures or Medium articles, but I like how he has compiled many of his main ideas into a cohesive whole in this book. I work on applying these habits, focusing on one or two at a time, and it has changed my life for the better. Thanks Mitch!

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AMM

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Refreshing suprise

Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2021

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I was expecting a book about habit change, and was surprised to find myself reading a profound book about character building. Useful, grounded, and surprisingly less woo-woo than other books filed under self development or spirituality. Horowitz has a great feel for ancedotal storytelling, pulling from a deep well of research. Relevant and refreshing, packed with tools for living in integrity with yourself.

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You won’t be the same

Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2021

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This book is like having coffee with a friend who points you in strange new directions and benevolently challenges you, in half a dozen striking ways, to not sleepwalk through your life.

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