Review: The AOM System: Manifestation Mastery in 30 Days!

The AOM System: Manifestation Mastery in 30 Days!

Sterling Mire

What is the AOM system, you ask? According to Sterling Mire, it's the art of manifestation. If you follow the principles of the law of attraction but feel you have difficulty putting it into practice, Ms. Mire has developed a system to help set you on the path to manifesting your desires. She starts by explaining why it's necessary to clear your past ideas, the ones that have been holding you back. This is done by writing release letters to those who have caused you to see yourself negatively or prevent you from being your authentic self. You are encouraged to develop a twelve-month plan by imagining what you want to experience in your life and an action plan that will nudge you toward your goals. By following her tips for creating your day and reviewing it often, you should see signs of change in thirty days.

The best thing about this book is that Ms. Mire makes this a fun and easy process to follow. She provides excellent tips to help you incorporate her plan into your day. The numerous examples and stories from clients she has helped are inspiring. I plan to take a second look at this one and try implementing her suggestions to see what I can create.

This review was originally written by me for City Book Review. 

Review: Creativity: A Short and Cheerful Guide

 Creativity

A Short and Cheerful Guide

John Cleese

According to John Cleese, creativity is something one can learn. In this short, fun, and yes, very cheerful guide, he provides tips for encouraging and practicing creativity. The first tip is to let your unconscious mind do most, if not all, of the work for you. Use it to play with ideas and thoughts, just like children do when playing or daydreaming. Secondly, he gives some more specific tips and tasks, such as writing what you already know about or thinking about how your mood will affect the creative project or endeavor you are working on because it will likely affect the outcome. And perhaps most importantly, don't worry about making mistakes or about the result. Just start something creative and see what happens. You might be surprised.

This well-written, little gem of a book would make a wonderful gift for anyone hoping to boost their creativity. It's one of those things you can turn to when you need a little pick me up. It's short, in fact, almost a bit too short for me. By the end, I found myself wishing for more tips and anecdotes from this talented author. Nevertheless, it covered an engaging theme, offering sage advice.

This review was written by me for City Book Review.