Slacker Manifesting: The Art of Chilling Out to Get What You Want
Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Self Help, Self Improvement, Motivational
| Author: | Jeannette Maw | ISBN: | 9781301749836 |
| Publisher: | Jeannette Maw | Publication: | January 8, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Jeannette Maw |
| ISBN: | 9781301749836 |
| Publisher: | Jeannette Maw |
| Publication: | January 8, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Some of us have been misinformed about what it takes to succeed.
We were taught to work hard, never give up, and pay our dues with blood, sweat and tears in order to get what we want.
And lots of us have been practicing that – slowly but surely driving ourselves into a state of overwhelm and exhaustion.
It turns out that was bad advice.
For a variety of reasons.
Because working hard for what you want doesn’t actually work that well. It’s unreliable, it’s a long road there, and it isn’t much fun. Not to mention we we wear ourselves – physically and emotionally – in the process.
There’s a better way to bring your dreams to life – and although it seems radical it makes perfect sense from a physics perspective and is also proven to be highly effective. I’m talking about doing less to get more. About embracing the art of doing “nothing” while still creating lots of good “something.”
It’s called Slacker Manifesting: the art of chilling out to get what you want.
If you’ve been driving yourself to exhaustion without getting the results you really want, this book is for you.
It covers what slacker manifesting is, why it makes all the difference in dreams coming true, and how to practice it.
Including how to get past the “yeah buts” that keep us from being willing to slow down and enjoy life more:
But don’t some things HAVE to be done?
If I don’t do it, no one will.
Isn’t anything worth having worth working hard for?
Others will think I’m lazy.
It sounds too good to be true (that doing less results in more).
I don’t know how to change.
I tried it and it didn’t work.
I don’t have the freedom to practice this.
It also includes slacking success stories in a variety of areas of life, including weight loss, a cancer cure, a financial windfall, gaining new skills, knocking out to do lists, finding a lost dog, and more.
I wrote Slacker Manifesting specifically for:
people who don’t understand why they’re exerting more effort than ever but getting less than fabulous results
for those who unknowingly sabotage their success by working too hard for it
for folks who are afraid that if they let their guard down and enjoy life a little, they’ll fall behind
and for people who might understand (theoretically) that working harder doesn’t work – but have a hard time trusting and practicing it.
The reality is many of us are trying very hard to create what we want, not realizing that trying hard actually keeps us from the happy ending we want.
So if you’re curious about another alternative; if you’d like to let go of the struggle; if you suspect there’s more to life than you’re experiencing; and if you would like to investigate a way to enjoy the journey while STILL getting the goods, this book is for you.
Slacking your way to success requires a willingness to drop old habits, to ignore the opinion of those around you still doing things the old way, and to consciously restructure your beliefs. But the rewards are well worth it.
And if you’ve already read it, I’d love to hear your thoughts and experiences here on the Slacker facebook page.
My sincere thanks for playing with a new way of getting what you want.
The world will be a more more satisfied and happier place because of you and your slacker ways!
Some of us have been misinformed about what it takes to succeed.
We were taught to work hard, never give up, and pay our dues with blood, sweat and tears in order to get what we want.
And lots of us have been practicing that – slowly but surely driving ourselves into a state of overwhelm and exhaustion.
It turns out that was bad advice.
For a variety of reasons.
Because working hard for what you want doesn’t actually work that well. It’s unreliable, it’s a long road there, and it isn’t much fun. Not to mention we we wear ourselves – physically and emotionally – in the process.
There’s a better way to bring your dreams to life – and although it seems radical it makes perfect sense from a physics perspective and is also proven to be highly effective. I’m talking about doing less to get more. About embracing the art of doing “nothing” while still creating lots of good “something.”
It’s called Slacker Manifesting: the art of chilling out to get what you want.
If you’ve been driving yourself to exhaustion without getting the results you really want, this book is for you.
It covers what slacker manifesting is, why it makes all the difference in dreams coming true, and how to practice it.
Including how to get past the “yeah buts” that keep us from being willing to slow down and enjoy life more:
But don’t some things HAVE to be done?
If I don’t do it, no one will.
Isn’t anything worth having worth working hard for?
Others will think I’m lazy.
It sounds too good to be true (that doing less results in more).
I don’t know how to change.
I tried it and it didn’t work.
I don’t have the freedom to practice this.
It also includes slacking success stories in a variety of areas of life, including weight loss, a cancer cure, a financial windfall, gaining new skills, knocking out to do lists, finding a lost dog, and more.
I wrote Slacker Manifesting specifically for:
people who don’t understand why they’re exerting more effort than ever but getting less than fabulous results
for those who unknowingly sabotage their success by working too hard for it
for folks who are afraid that if they let their guard down and enjoy life a little, they’ll fall behind
and for people who might understand (theoretically) that working harder doesn’t work – but have a hard time trusting and practicing it.
The reality is many of us are trying very hard to create what we want, not realizing that trying hard actually keeps us from the happy ending we want.
So if you’re curious about another alternative; if you’d like to let go of the struggle; if you suspect there’s more to life than you’re experiencing; and if you would like to investigate a way to enjoy the journey while STILL getting the goods, this book is for you.
Slacking your way to success requires a willingness to drop old habits, to ignore the opinion of those around you still doing things the old way, and to consciously restructure your beliefs. But the rewards are well worth it.
And if you’ve already read it, I’d love to hear your thoughts and experiences here on the Slacker facebook page.
My sincere thanks for playing with a new way of getting what you want.
The world will be a more more satisfied and happier place because of you and your slacker ways!
