Richard Dawson

The Attraction Trap: Why Your Thoughts Don't Shape Reality (But Still Matter) (eBook, ePUB)

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The Attraction Trap: Why Your Thoughts Don't Shape Reality (But Still Matter)
Is the universe your personal genie, granting wishes if you just think hard enough? The Law of Attraction says yesbut the evidence says no. In this sharp, no-nonsense takedown, we unravel the hype that's fueled a $45.7 billion self-help empire. From its wishful roots in New Thought to the glossy promises of The Secret, the Law's a feel-good fairy tale with no science to back it. Life's chaos doesn't bend to your vibesgood people suffer, jerks get lucky, and reality rolls on. Digging into psychology and hard stats, The Attraction Trap exposes the tricks that make it stick: confirmation bias, placebo boosts, and our craving for control. Positive thinking has perks, but it's action, not affirmation, that moves the needle. Drop the starry-eyed shortcut and face what's real - it's raw, but honest.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Richard Dawson
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. März 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798230224556
• Artikelnr.: 73577068

Autorenporträt

Richard Dawson is a recovering optimist who once bought into the self-help hype - vision boards and all - until reality delivered a swift kick in the shins. Now a freelance writer and amateur skeptic, Richard digs into the stories we tell ourselves, armed with a knack for cutting through the fluff. With a background in psychology and a decade of watching life defy the scripts, he penned The Attraction Trap to dismantle the Law of Attraction's shiny myths. Richard's work has popped up in blogs, zines, and the occasional heated X thread, always chasing the line between hope and hard truth. When not debunking cosmic cons, he's hiking, brewing questionable coffee, or arguing with strangers about quantum mechanics. Richard lives somewhere with too many books and not enough shelf space.