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The Game Of Life And How To Play It
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"The Game of Life and How to Play It" by Florence Scovel Shinn is a classic self-help book that presents a profound and spiritual perspective on life and its challenges. Shinn explores the principles of metaphysics and the power of positive thinking, offering practical guidance on how to navigate the game of life with grace and success. In the book, Shinn emphasizes the idea that our thoughts and beliefs shape our experiences and outcomes. She delves into the concept of affirmations and the power of spoken words, teaching readers how to use affirmations effectively to reprogram their subconscious mind and attract positive circumstances into their lives. Shinn shares inspiring stories and anecdotes that illustrate the transformative impact of aligning one's thoughts with the desired outcomes. She covers various aspects of life, including health, relationships, finances, and career, providing valuable insights on how to manifest abundance and overcome obstacles. By embracing the principles and techniques outlined in the book, readers can transform their lives, achieve their goals, and manifest a state of joy, fulfillment, and spiritual growth.
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“Rencis recommended it and it was available from my library. This was a very short, easy read but didn’t offer anything ground breaking for me which I should have expected. It’s referred to as a “classic” motivational/self-help book. Glad I finally read it and got it over with because if I hadn’t done that I’d always wonder in the future if it had some gem in it that I was missing out on if I’d never read it.”Start a Book Club
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