If you’re a firm believer of the Law of Attraction, and you feel your friends of family could benefit from this wisdom, should you tell them?

My own personal opinion is that you should follow your gut instinct on this. In some cases telling your friends or family could lead to ridicule towards you, which in turn could lower your vibration and so it wouldn’t be such a good idea.

On the other hand, it could be the thing that your friends or family have been looking for but just didn’t truly know what they were seeking.

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Whenever I talk to people on the street, in conference rooms, on the phone and in many other situations one of the major themes I hear from them is the belief they have which says that only the rich get the opportunities out there. Most of them who hold this belief find all the reasons why they believe what they believe, they come up with things like family contacts, being smarter, being born into the right community, and even the rich’s ability to use the opportunities that come their way because they have the financial backing.

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Today, I reached for a little book in my library that I purchased at a second-hand store about a dozen years ago.

This volume is a first edition of Norman Vincent Peale’s classic, “The Power of Positive Thinking.”

I can’t tell you how rewarding it is.

In it you’ll find the genesis of many of today’s self-help nostrums.

There are secrets of developing self-confidence, restoring your flagging energy, and achieving inner peace, and if you apply them exactly as suggested, they’ll probably work very well.

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