Title: Zero Limits: The Secret Hawaiian System for Wealth, Health, Peace, and More
Author: Joe Vitale
First published January 1, 2007
238 pages, Hardcover
ISBN: 9780470101476 (ISBN10: 0470101474)
Rating: 3.99
Overview
Unlock the secrets to limitless success with Joe Vitale’s Zero Limits. Based on the ancient Hawaiian Ho’oponopono system, this self-help methodology removes mental obstacles that hinder progress and fulfillment.
Vitale, a once-homeless author turned millionaire, shares the system that has helped him achieve wealth, health, and happiness. With the help of Dr. Ihaleakala Hew Len, master teacher of modern Ho’oponopono, readers will learn how to clear their minds of limiting beliefs and subconscious blocks.
This updated approach works wonders both personally and professionally, allowing readers to unleash their true potential and attain their deepest desires. Say goodbye to chaos, disease, and poverty and hello to a life without limits.
About the Author
Joe Vitale is a prolific author who has written numerous books on a variety of topics. One of his most successful books is The Attractor Factor: 5 Easy Steps for Creating Wealth (or anything else) from the inside out.
It was not only a #1 bestseller, but it even outsold the latest Harry Potter book. Another one of his books, Life’s Missing Instruction Manual: The Guidebook You Should Have Been Given at Birth, was also a #1 bestseller.
In addition to his writing, Joe has also created a very successful audioprogram called The Power of Outrageous Marketing. His marketing methods have helped many people become millionaires, and he has experience with traditional direct mail, publicity, and infomercials.
He’s earned the nickname “The Buddha of the Internet” and, after losing a significant amount of weight, “The Charles Atlas of the Internet.” Joe is currently looking for his first GRAND Champion in his 2006-2007 fitness contest. If you’re interested in hiring a marketing champion to train you and market your business, sign up on his website.
Joe is also known for his appearance in the hit movie The Secret. He’s been interviewed on Larry King Live and ExtraTV, and he was featured in Newsweek’s March 5, 2007 issue in a story titled “Decoding The Secret.”
Dr. Vitale believes that there is a “missing secret” to success and has created several programs to help people discover it. His Miracles Coaching program is one way, and he will also be sharing his method in his upcoming book, Zero Limits, which will be released in July 2007.
To access Dr. Vitale’s marketing expertise, sign up for his complimentary newsletter, News You Can Use!, on his website. And if you want to stay up-to-date on his latest thoughts and musings, be sure to check out his blog.
Editoral Review
Zero Limits: The Secret Hawaiian System for Wealth, Health, Peace, and More, written by bestselling author Joe Vitale, is a self-help book that promises to unlock the reader’s full potential for success and happiness. Published in 2007, the book draws heavily on Hawaiian spirituality and the practice of ho’oponopono, a system of healing and forgiveness that aims to reconcile and harmonize relationships between individuals, families, and communities.
Vitale, a well-known motivational speaker and author of numerous self-help books, is a proponent of the Law of Attraction, the idea that positive thoughts and beliefs can attract positive outcomes and experiences. In Zero Limits, Vitale presents ho’oponopono as a powerful tool for achieving this state of mind and transforming one’s life.
The book follows Vitale’s journey to Hawaii, where he meets Dr. Hew Len, a practitioner of ho’oponopono who has achieved remarkable results in healing psychiatric patients at a hospital for the criminally insane. Dr. Len teaches Vitale the basic principles of ho’oponopono, and together they work to heal various aspects of Vitale’s life, including his relationships, finances, and health.
The strength of Zero Limits lies in its powerful message of spiritual healing and personal transformation. Vitale presents ho’oponopono as an accessible and practical system for overcoming negative thought patterns and emotional wounds, and the book is full of inspiring stories of individuals who have experienced profound life changes through this practice.
However, the book also has its limitations. Some readers may find the focus on Hawaiian spirituality and tradition too specialized and esoteric, and the book’s repetitive nature and heavy emphasis on self-promotion may turn some readers off.
Despite these criticisms, Zero Limits remains a popular and influential self-help book, with a loyal following of readers who swear by its teachings. Those who are interested in exploring the power of ho’oponopono and its potential for personal growth and transformation will find valuable insights and practical guidance in this book.
Overall, Zero Limits offers a unique and compelling approach to personal development and spiritual healing, and is recommended for anyone seeking a comprehensive and accessible guide to bettering themselves and their lives.
