BUT DID he himself Live this or as Morpheus in The Matrix said:

“There’s a difference between knowing the path and walking the path”
he knew the path butdi he ever walk it…

A preacher friend once quipped ” A golden ladder does not climb a wall but leans over it for others to climb up… some people are bridges for others to cross over,,,..” correct ACTion, lucky and subtlety is neccesary… i……….

Even JP Morgan died with less money about 67 million out of billions…
ONLY the Rothschilds and the Rockerfellers… noew TRILLIONAIRES control the Cebntral ba nks on earth hence the printing of money the rest are workers…

What people do have is coping skills and their own creativity and thinking and best of all their resistance. If the law of attraction were true, the narcissists, handlers and abusers that keep cropping up in my life wouldn’t be there because I’ve worked my butt off on things I think were important only to have them crop up.

I should note – I’m a victim of organized stalking and electronic harassment. My overt harassment only began recently but I’ve gone through years of harassment and social engineering. As I was preparing to defend my dissertation, the harassers made their harassment overt: extreme cyberbullying, death threats posted, constant hacking (I’m hacked as I write), car tampering and vandalism, stalking and feedback from surveillance, threats to hurt my daughter who is a minor, just to name a *few* things. Then they have the nerve to post “law of attraction” and other new agey opiate messages. Since my harassment appears to be “behavior modification” (trauma conditioning or what people call mind control), then I can only guess that “law of attraction:” is something “bad” since people who harass and torture innocent people have nothing good in mind. Law of attraction is a ploy, not a reality.

And I believe what you think you believe too! But all is not as it seems on Earth as it is in Heaven, breath deep the gathering gloom…oops flashback. IMO you must mentioned the works of Malcolm Gladwell, “Outliers” and Deepak Chopra’s “Seven Spiritual Laws of Success”, to mention but a few, if and while trying to dismiss “thinking” as a means to a so called ‘successful end’. A balance is needed between action and contemplation, while remembering that if monetary gain is the only goal, then you probably need some “Secret” osmosis to into you own psyche. And if you think you can dream yourself into awakening wealthy, then you better pinch yourself. But it may be better then beating your head against the wall of ‘action.’ And then again never, and I mean never—and I usually never say never–under estimate the power in a dream.
LLAP

So its not really about “practicing” the Law of Attraction but more of an “awareness” of it.

A lot of people think the Law of Attraction is a specific action. They imagine its about thinking about what you want and having it magically appear. This has been a downfall for many wannabe practitioners.

The truth of the message is simply to use your will to focus on what you want and only on what you want while you are taking the steps to make it happen and putting away the doubts. Its more about “clarity” than magic.

If you want to be practical and take away the “sexiness” of the movie, it boils down to this – define what you really want clearly, then visualize the outcome to a point where you can break it down into smaller goals and to do items, and take action each day to complete the to do items. Voila! What you want becomes reality over time.

Magic? Hardly. Common sense? Absolutely. However, I must admit, when your intentions start becoming a reality, there are parts in there that does “feel” like magic.

Happy manifesting and doing everybody.