Helen Hadsell

I read this book in Danish.

The author, Helen Hadsell, has won everything she ever wanted - cars, a trip to Hawaii, money and a microwave oven (why she would want such a dangerous thing as a microwave is beyond me, but everyone to their taste).

In the US there are apparently all sorts of competitions one can take part in. I´ve never noticed any in Denmark where I live and am not really interested in writing slogans for various firms, such as Coca-Cola and the like, but I´m sure many are.

What attracted me to Helen´s book was her belief in the power of positive thinking.

She found out that winners of such competitions all had the following in common:

1) They decided what they wanted.
2) They imagined they had it.
3) They KNEW they would get it.

This is important information.

Helen was a Silva Mind graduate, which gave her a good basic understanding and knowledge of spiritual principles to help her with her various winning projects.

In this book, she tells us about various competitions she and her family participated in - what they did, and what they won.

Helen also provides us with lots of practical advice about what to do to win the various competitions. She often sent in up to fifty coupons for a specific competition, if the prize was particularly attractive. She impresses on us the importance of precisely following the rules and regulations of the firm offering the competition.

I see this book is at present enormously expensive on Amazon – I bought it as a paperback (in Danish) years ago. But if you can get hold of the book at a reasonable price and love competitions, I recommend that you get it.… (mais)