The Art of Attracting Abundance | Rajesh Vairapandian

The Art of Attracting Abundance by Rajesh Vairapandian

WRITING: 3.5/5
RELEVANCE: 4/5
OVERALL: 3.5/5

My thoughts

Everyone is looking for something. Everyone has something they want to achieve in life. It doesn’t matter if it’s educational, material, financial, emotional, personal, or professional. We all want something that we are constantly working on in life.

We use a variety of tools and techniques to help us achieve our goals, but most of us are not about the power of display and the law of attraction. However, it remains one of the best ways to attract people to your life.

This is what Rajesh Vairapandian’s The Art of Attracting Abundance teaches us. Read on to learn more about the book and the reading experience.

First impressions

The publication shows us what the book wants to achieve. The cover is minimalist, clean and fresh, and the illustrations on it reinforce the message of the publication. It shows a generic couple who want to have a dream life. This can be translated into almost anything: love, money, home, car, nature, time, success, health, vitality, and so on.

What to expect?

Expect non-fiction self-help to improve your life by helping you achieve everything you want. Expect a book that is perfect for beginners and regulars alike. Expect a book with lots of tips, hints and practical exercises. Expect a short reading of less than 150 pages, which can be read in two ways: in a single seat, as well as in many short sessions.

What is the book about?

The book is divided into three sections, each of which deals with an important concept. These include display, mastery of the law of attraction, and wealth management. It starts with an introduction to visualization and then delves into the practical side of it, that is, how to implement it in one’s life. There is no one way, but much can be done according to the reader’s preference and convenience. But most steps are mapped out by day.

Writing

Most of the chapters are bite-sized, making it very easy to follow. The chapters are mostly 1 to 5 pages long, with concepts with multiple headers and side headers, numbers, bullets, etc. they are divided into subsections, which makes it very easy to read and maintain these concepts.

What I like about writing is that it not only focuses on the theoretical, but also on the practical side of things. The author outlines how to put the theory into practice by providing a list of helpful tools to do and what not to do, a list of problems a beginner may have, step-by-step processes, and more.

Some concepts appear intertwined and require special attention. It is done by clearly explaining the differences, vision and meaning between the different concepts.

I also like to help the reader understand what is being asked in quantitative terms, such as minutes, hours, days, and so on. The book also uses a wide range of examples, both theoretical and real-life, so that it is even more relevant. .

All of these carefully used methods ensure that the book is not boring and dull at any time. Moreover, the book does not preach anywhere, and that is commendable to say about any non-fiction self-help.

Physical aspects of the book

Special attention has been paid to font size, headers and subtitles. The quality of the pages is good and each chapter is short and concise.

What did I not like?

There are some parts of the book that are repetitive, talking about concepts and ideas that have already been worked on in previous chapters.

In the end

In the end, The Art of Attracting Abundance is a short and concise read for anyone who wants to learn about the process of visualization and, more specifically, the creation of wealth through visualization.

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