I've read a lot of self-help books over the years, and this is one of the best I've read. The author bases his work in solid psychological grounding and not mumbo-jumbo that wants you to believe you can create something out of mere wanting it. That has always seemed self-serving and indulgent to me. The book isn't focused on how to get a new car, lots of money, or the best date, but takes a simple and honest approach to the concept that the power of the creative imagination is a tool, a solid tool, to help empower the reader to take positive action in life. When you take action and align your vision with your desires you have a dynamic combination. But not a combination for "gimme, gimme, gimme." This is what makes the book so interesting to me; the author breaks down the steps to achieving confidence which in turn gives someone the belief that they can do what they want, and have the life they so desire. It takes a combination of right attitudes, the power of the mind and taking concrete action. A good book that I hope gets more attention.