Be Your Future Self Now: The Science of Intentional Transformation

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Most people’s calendars are overwhelmed by the urgent, leaving little, if any, time to tackle the important. And the money he’s now aiming to invest is a multiple of the money he initially began squirreling away.

If your future self holds the potential to evolve into God, your current self can shift from a state of lack and limitation to one of abundance and expanse. We can view life as unfolding randomly, or we can view it as a creative process that we are a part of. If fact, he strongly critiques James Clear for what Hardy sees as inconsistency in Clear's view on the polarity of planning and action, both of which are needed to ensure success.This book will teach you the science of your Future Self and show you how to create a compelling vision of your future. Be Your Future Self Now" by Benjamin Hardy is a transformative guide that has reshaped the way I approach my goals, dreams, and daily life. Ultimately, the reader is not merely inspired to think positively about the future or to simply imagine the future they desire. And to top it off, as some have already said, the book is infused by the author's Mormonism, especially as the book progresses.

Until the 1990s, it was widely accepted in psychology that a person’s actions and behaviors were determined by their past.He tried to make a blanket statement that it doesn’t matter what you believe in but it was obvious he has strong Mormon beliefs.

He uses excellent references from many great thought leaders, who's books I've read, to state and support his relevant points on being your future self NOW! Strong hope in a desired future will allow you to find and create the way to this future you with unwavering dedication.This is a great ethos and this book will give you an excellent basis from which to create your future and live it, right now. Observe your behavior for the distractions you are drawn to and the ways in which you procrastinate. This might be the most important book this author has written (and I’ve read all of his stuff so far). I see it as urging us to create a fantasy in place of the now, a fantasy of the future that – if we believe hard enough – we can will into existence. One thing that didn’t resonate with me at all was in the beginning where he talked about how sad his future self would be that the current time is gone, and how his future self would give anything for just one more moment now.