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Contesting

The Name It and Claim It Game

256 pages

A delightfully quirky and relentlessly optimistic guide to manifesting luck and abundance through the sheer force of positive expectation.

What it feels like

Reading this book feels like sitting down for coffee with an eccentric, endlessly lucky aunt who is eager to share her secret to winning at life. The pace is brisk and conversational, propelled by a series of charming, almost unbelievable anecdotes of manifesting everything from small appliances to European vacations. It radiates a sunlit, relentlessly optimistic mood, stripping away the mystical jargon often found in Law of Attraction texts in favor of folksy, pragmatic enthusiasm. The prose is straightforward and earnest, focusing entirely on the playful mechanics of belief and expectation. It is a delightfully uplifting experience, perfect for readers who want to inject a sense of magical possibility and playful abundance into their daily routines.

Mood
  • optimistic
  • uplifting
  • hopeful
  • energetic
Tone
  • enthusiastic
  • earnest
  • encouraging
  • pragmatic
  • quirky
Pace
brisk
Themes
the power of belief · manifesting desires · playful abundance · mind over matter
The writing
Conversational, folksy, and direct, filled with enthusiastic anecdotes and practical, no-nonsense advice.
The arc
Moves from curious skepticism to a buoyant, empowered sense of limitless possibility.
Who it's for
Readers interested in the Law of Attraction, manifesting, and New Thought philosophy who want a fun, practical, and anecdotal approach to success.

About the book

Rev. ed. of: The name it and claim it game, with wineuvers for wishcraft.

Description from Open Library.

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