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Joe Vitale: The Key

November 27, 2007

Joe Vitale: The Key Joe Vitale knocks another one out of the park with his latest book "The Key".

If you've watched the hit DVD "The Secret", or read Joe's other books like "The Attractor Factor" or "Zero Limits", then you're familiar with the basic topic of this new book.

Joe's purpose in writing "The Key" is to provide what he considers the missing ingredient in most people's attempts to improve their situation. Without this vital component, you're like a car without gas. "The Key" provides the gas to get you moving, and moving as fast as possible.

I like this book for several reasons.

It's relaxed.

It's focused.

It's an easier read than I found "The Attractor Factor" to be.

It does indeed answer a lot of questions in easy to understand language.

While "Zero Limits" left virtually no stone unturned, "The Key" does explain some of the theory of "Zero Limits" in clear language, reinforcing its key points (no pun intended), and perhaps clearing up a few things (pun intended).

"The Key" leaves you feeling good and strong, almost like Superman and gives you plenty of tools for your tool belt.

"The Key" is divided into three sections. The first section covers topics such as "The Law of Attraction", material things vs. spiritual things, attracting money, etc. Very good material: not that this should replace watching "The Secret", or reading the other books mentioned above, but it does give enough information to build on if you haven't read them, and, if you have, it answers some questions you may have.

The second section covers ten clearing methods to remove blocks that are stopping us from achieving and receiving. Not everyone will like, take to, or use each method, so there's something here for everyone. This is the crux of the missing component. I'm not going to go into each method, because that would give the book away!

The third section contains a couple of excerpts from "Miracles Coaching" teleseminars and a report from Peter Michel on "Emotional Freedom". My first reaction as I started into this section was "geez Joe, couldn't you just write something new here instead of copying and pasting in stuff?" This reaction was quickly thrown out the window: this section, to me, contains the most valuable information in the book! You have to have digested the first two sections to get the value out the third section. Maybe you should even read "Zero Limits", watch "The Secret", and read "The Attractor Factor" before reading section three: I have, so I can't undo that and try to understand it without that information in my head, but to me, this section wraps up and brings together all the material from these various sources.

A couple of quotes from "The Key" that I particularly like:

The general feeling in every stuck issue is that you feel like a victim. You feel that the problem is yours but the cause is elsewhere. It's the fault of your boss, your neighbors, the president, the government, the terrorists, the pollution, global warming, your DNA, the IRS, or even God.
What's the solution?
What's The Key?

The people who say attraction is not a law cite examples such as, "I know gravity works. When I drop a book off a skyscraper, it will hit the ground. That's proof of the law of gravity."
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Saying you tried to attract something and failed is like saying you tried to drop a book from a skyscraper to hit a particular spot and you missed. Because you missed the spot, you say gravity doesn't exist.

If you think "The Law of Attraction" is hocus-pocus non-sense, and that the "Power of Positive Thinking" is for wimps, then this book may not be for you, or, maybe it could be the turning point in your life that will open your eyes. If this is your current mode of thinking, I challenge you to read it and put it into practice.

If you've watched "The Secret", read "The Attractor Factor" and "Zero Limits" and are struggling with achieving actual results, then this book is for you! Get it today and read it at once. Put it into practice and take action.

Until next time,
Fred

About the Author

Fred Black is an experienced online business operator, programmer, web site developer, father, husband, musician, and songwriter. Visit his Internet Business Blog at: http://www.pqInternet.com.

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