Good Vibes, Good Life
With hundreds and hundreds and hundreds (“Okay, we get it, the number exceeds a thousand, blablabla…” – note from the subconscious) of books read from the field of personal and professional development, after some time you start noticing patterns. New authors constantly appear writing books on how to improve your life… and in the end you realize they’re just recycling already known information (and that at some elementary level), often without any concrete steps for you. Simply, they’ve been turned into some kind of feel-good books that you’ll simply forget and move on to the next one.
However, it happens that an occasional book appears that covers some of those elementary, generalized things, but doesn’t stay at the feel-good level, but you actually feel the book encourages you to TRULY take some step.
Vex King’s book “Good Vibes, Good Life,” fortunately, falls precisely into that category of books.
Simply, from the moment you start reading it, you feel pleasant. Not in the sense that the book vibrates “how wonderful, brilliant, fabulous you are, how the Universe adores you, the grass is always green, you can do anything” and other recycled clichés… but the author’s very words have some warm, positive vibration that will accompany you through the entire book.
The book “Good Vibes, Good Life” is divided into seven chapters:
- What Is Vibration
- Positive Lifestyle Habits
- Make Yourself a Priority
- Self-Acceptance
- Manifesting Goals Is Mind Action
- Manifesting Goals – Taking Action
- Suffering and Goals
The first chapter is precisely the one that, in my opinion, is perhaps the most important. Vex King tries to bring closer to us the functioning of the Law of Vibration and the Law of Attraction, as well as where we err and what’s missing in our approach to these “elements.” Perhaps this is best summed up by a quote from the book:
“The Law of Vibration is primary in relation to the Law of Attraction. It’s the key component to a higher level of life, to vibrating at a higher frequency. When you learn and apply ideas from that law, your life will transform. That doesn’t mean you’ll avoid all difficulties. However, what you will do is find ways to keep everything under control, and create a life you’ll be satisfied with and which will be just as good as it looks.”
And that’s (simplified) all the science! Simply, first we must raise our energy level for things to start going better for us. That is, we must “vibrate” at a higher frequency than the one we’re currently at. There must be vibrational harmony between you and what you want.
The logical question that arises is how to achieve that?
That’s where Vex King comes in.
Each of the seven chapters (or, better to say, parts) of the book “Good Vibes, Good Life” contains mini-chapters, two to five pages long, where the methods and benefits of certain “approaches” in improving your life are covered and, thereby, raising overall vibration and energy.
Vex King will touch on the importance of surrounding yourself with positive people, changing body language, gratitude, meditation, true friends, dealing with negative people, leaving a toxic job, valuing inner beauty, forgiving yourself, understanding your own mentality, understanding the subconscious mind, affirmations, the power of faith versus fear, as well as many other topics.
The book is written in quite simple, understandable language, without much complication. It reads easily and quickly (the book actually has about 240 pages), and you can sense some sincerity and warmth in the author’s words, as well as words of encouragement and support.
“Good Vibes, Good Life” is like “3-in-1” coffee… except someone took the trouble to put slightly better quality ingredients in the “packet.” It will cover quite a few topics at some elementary, introductory level, with simple and practical guidelines on how to take some concrete actions to improve your life.
This is a book you can safely recommend to someone entering the world of “personal development and improvement.” Just as people would, off the bat, recommend, for example, Tony Robbins, Robin Sharma, Louise Hay and the like, now you can add Vex King’s debut into that group.
For those who already have quite a few books read from this field behind them, this title, at first glance, won’t reveal anything overly revolutionary, but you’ll certainly notice an occasional piece of information that will come in handy, and there’s also that back-to-basics moment, to remind you of some elementary things you may have forgotten.
All in all, “Good Vibes, Good Life” is a very nice book that wouldn’t hurt to add to your library and occasionally flip through.
And you, dear reader, what are your vibes like these days? 🙂
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