Step Into Your Destiny: Your Next Best Is Waiting

By Dr. Daquesha Chever

Many of us had a life vision that differs from the life we live today. Some of us are happy, yet feel there is something missing; however, others are unhappy and are just coasting through life! Whatever the case, you still have dreams which you desire to achieve to live a more fulfilled life.

Throughout these pages, Dr. Daquesha emphasizes

• Language: English
• Publisher: Purposely Created Publishing Group
• Release date: Nov 8, 2018
• ISBN: 9781948400992

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Chapter 1

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POSITIVE THOUGHTS, POSITIVE LIFE

Thoughts become things.

I read the book The Secret and was fascinated by it. It is about the law of attraction, the belief that by focusing on positive or negative thoughts, people can bring positive or negative experiences into their life.

Thoughts become things seems like such an easy and simple method. So why am I just now hearing about it? Through all my education and training to get to where I am now, I had never heard of this. As I read more, I did what most people do when they are in unfamiliar territory and lack understanding. I Googled it! When I typed in The Law of Attraction, I found pages upon pages of information. There were books, quotes, videos, interviews—you name it. I found it all there staring me in the face. I just hadn’t been using this simple law that so many others had been. If I had been using it, I definitely hadn’t been aware, or perhaps I had been using it in the wrong way. As I researched it more, I came across some top-name celebrity believers, such as Oprah Winfrey, Jim Carey, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Tyler Perry, Steve Harvey, and Will Smith, to just name a few.

I began to reflect on my life and came to the realization I had used this law after all, but for the most part, had used it to attract some really awful experiences. I was a victim of using the law of attraction in all the wrong ways. I thought back to my medical school training and figured out I had talked myself, or rather thought myself, into failing a class. I had let my fear and the negativity spread by students who had previously taken the class fuel my own anxiety about the test. I had been intimidated by the class, the professor, and even my classmates who seemed to have a better foundation for the