You're going to. This is Ryan Nidell, host of 15 minutes to freedom, your daily guide on how to get shit done.

Today is my Sunday book review,

so sit back, relax, and enjoy the content.

In today's episode, I'm gonna share with you the Law of Attraction by Michael J. Lozier.

Now there's about a 100% probability that I am butchering Michael's name.

So I apologize in advance.

Phonetically, it looks like Lozier, it's L-O-S-I-E-R.

Don't let it be the fact that I'm butchering a man's name deter you from reading this book.

It would really be a travesty.

Now one of these days I'm going to get around to reviewing a book that I don't like.

I don't know when it's going to be because I really enjoy to read.

And this book that I'm holding in my hand right now was actually recommended as one of the top books on Andy Fersella's 20 books to read. This relentless by Tim Grover,

a lot of the books that I've recommended have been compiled from other individuals that I look up to

respect and maybe some of them I'm friendly with

and what has impacted their lives. This book was again one of the ones on his list.

So I figured you know I don't know much about the law of attraction.

Sure, I've watched the secret and heard about the secret and that had its whole phenomenon back, you know,

what, mid to late 90s, maybe early 2000s on Oprah,

and it was everywhere. But it didn't make any sense to me. Like, how could you just hope for something to happen and magically it's going to come into your life?

Well, this book starts to make sense on a very base level of what would eventually be the rabbit hole that I jumped

into in the metaphysics and quantum physics world of really explaining the phenomenons of things

that we can't touch, which is essentially meta and

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