Your Mind Knows More Than You Do: The Subconscious Secrets of Success

What I especially like about this book is that it treats a rather mysterious subject (intuition) in a highly practical way. Instead of being a mystical (or pseudo-mystical) New-agey treatise on spurious psychic phenomena, it's full of useful exercises and practical tips for getting in touch with your own intuition. As the title suggests, we all know much more than we think we do; it's just a matter of getting in touch with ourselves. This book will tell you how to do just that.

I saw this man on The Leeza Show. This guy is amazing. He asked Leeza to pick among several items and when she was done he opened this envelope and everything that she picked was in there! I have seen fakes before, but, this is for real. All the exercises he says make common sense. Do yourself a favorite and read this book. You will never know what kind of power your brain can unlock.

I used the pendulum for important decisions years ago and when I read this book remembered what a help it was. I have read this book twice and recommended it to friends. We h ave all been impressed with the over all help it has been. I recommend it to anyone with an open mind. It makes you realize how limited we are.

Ok lets start out with the review. First, I thought that this was an excellent book. It led me to discover the potential of the subconscious mind and that I can feel confident in my- self without any outside forces of enthusiasm. The book is very similar and really quite comparable to that of "How to Win Friends and Influence People." It progresses one onto a different level of success, inner peace, and can help you achive your goals. Through specific examples of success stories and even practicing specific activities, the book progresses you through communicating with and becoming one with your subconscious. For example, I have had the most vivid dreams that I have ever had just by repeating one of the activities. I have never been able to remember my dreams, and to remember faces? Unbelievable! Secondly, its helped me with SAT's. Through positive reinforcement and a reasonable goal, I was on the edge of my seat awaiting the next question, through the whole four hour process. This is, as said before, an excellent book, and if you want to help yourself and others read it.Zack Baddorf 91.3 WVUD, Newark

I like in particular his breakadown of the gift of speechmaking that made Martin Luther King, Jr. such a remarkable ambassador to dignity issues, and the inner connection with success and the subconscious which goes well beyond motivation and desire, but taps deep within an inner awareness. Even the forward in the book ("speedreading is disallowed") induces the book must be meticulously read through carefully. Enjoyable! Not a sentence was filler.