Customer Reviews
simply one of the best ... - By: Vasile Onica, 16 Feb 2008 
...books i've ever read! ladies & gents, read this book, & you will have a very clear mind!
Good luck to alll of you in search of success!
Simple truths are often the most profound - By: Mr. B. Pratt, 19 Nov 2007 Dr Vitale maps out 5 essential steps to applying the law of attraction into your life. If you are seeking that extra something that will help you attract the life you dream of then read & apply these simple truths & watch your own attitude, emotions & actions move in resonance with the things you desire! Another of Dr Vitale's books I couldnt put down.
For Brilliant Business People ONLY! - By: Merja Sumiloff, 25 May 2007 Attractor Factor is a brilliant book for anyone interested in doing business in the most effective way. As an entrepreneur I find that you can either be reallly focused on money & worry about making it or you can make the conscious decision of being successful & enjoy your business. The only way you're ever truly happy with your business is when you're happy with yourself in it. The business has to be based on ethics, spirituality & common sense. This is exactly where Dr. Vitale's book is so good for your business. It's a straight forward guide for business people who want to be brilliant! I could not recommend it more.
Merja Sumiloff-Phillips
Merja Sumiloff-Phillips
www.divinetime.com - By: M. Kozanecka -. Laska, 20 Jan 2007 I wrote this review for my newsletter, if you are interested in subscribing to `Love Your Life' newsletter, please go to www.divinetime.com now & subscribe. In the meantime I hope you find my review helpful.
This wonderful book `The Attractor Factor' by Joe Vitale would not only be a book I recommend as fabulous, but also as an excellent gift for anyone you care about, it reallly is a must have in your book collection.
This book explains how we can attract into our lives the things which we focus on, which is also true of negative things. When we think about them we create them as manifestations in our reality. So Joe explains how we can change the don't wants, into do wants. For example Joe mentions our thoughts towards money or more specificallly towards bills. By the very fact that you put your focus on them you create the thought `I don't want these bills'. So; it would be better to change this to a more positive statement such as `I have more than enough for everything I need'.
The book also explains how we sometimes sabotage, what we desire most & offers some great clearing exercises to change old limiting beliefs into new ones of abundance & fulfilment, alllowing us to be open to receive what we do want.
There are many examples & stories in the book which clearly explain alll the how to's. In a nutshell this is a wonderful read & will give you a new perspective on the way we have alll been programmed to think, to the way that you choose. Unfortunately we are alll surrounded by complaints & it is so much a part if daily life that we almost take it for granted that it's supposed to be that way.
I feel that anything I may say about Joe's work in general & especiallly this book would not give it the credence or enough gratitude for what you can learn & the realisations you will come upon as a result of reading it & completing the exercises for yourself.
useful for the further information - By: Ms. E. M. L. Labon, 03 Mar 2006 
P>Vitale's book starts with, to me, rather too much focus on the materialistic benefits. For example, he says 'Dare something worthy', then spoils it with his next line: 'For example, why not become a trillionaire?'
Maybe I have a different definition of worthy.
The book seems to undergo a sea change just over halfway through. Although the same 'tone of voice' remains, his undoubted enthusiasm shines as he discovers more spiritual (or metaphysical) values.
There are plenty of references & websites given to provide hours of happy surfing for more information - which is why I have given it three stars.
Hope this helps.
