The Law of Attraction states that you attract what you think about most.
In my humble opinion, I think this only holds true if you have the following in place:
1. a truly committed decision to achieve and attract what you want.
2. a concentration of power or focus in doing the things that help you achieve what you want.
Get realistic! Things do not happen in your life every single time just because you are thinking about it.
Think about this:
You wish to attract wealth into your life and you want to be a billionaire.
But you are lazing at home every day thinking about having more money and becoming a billionaire some day
without making a conscious (or subconconscious) decision to take action to achieve what you want.
Things will not manifest the way you want them if you are going this way.
Lazing around all day will only attract to you boredom, the lousy feeling of being broke and procrastination etc, and definitely
not your wealth.
However, making a decision and taking action itself is not enough.
You need to ensure that you are focusing on doing the right things to attract what you want to achieve.
With that, you must also practise the concentration of the power and focus to move yourself towards what you want.
What this means is that you need to concentrate and focus on doing the right things persistently to yield you the end results that you want.
Doing things once and thinking that whatever you want will start to manifest in your life will not always work every time!
For the Law Of Attraction to work, you have to be realistic!
Donald Lim is an ardent student of the Law of Attraction and the power of the subconscious mind.
His passion lies in helping and supporting people to live a better life by harnessing the power of our mind.
You can visit his web site at abundancemanifesting.com. He is currently giving away a free interview report with Bob Proctor
and you can get a free copy at www.abundancemanifesting.com/freereport
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