At the time when I started to study Bob Scheinfeld's book The 11th Element" I was already an experienced self growth traveler and have tried quite a lot different self improvement methods - with more or less success. There were areas of my life where my life was flourishing and others where nothing whatsoever happened at all, no matter how hard I tried and how much effort I invested in following the directions and advice outlined by my teachers.

 Why things work sometimes and sometimes not is the exact jumping-off point for  The 11th Element. The book makes it crystal clear how methods such as goal-setting, visualization, pro-active action etc etc don't work and brings into focus a entirely different element - the so-called 11th element that's the key to it all.

I don't want to rob you of the experience so I won't tell you about the content of the book (or the course) - I'll just share how this system has worked for me.

After all, the main point for most of us is simply this:

Does it work? How does it apply to me and my life?
What use is it?

I clearly remember the day I finally decided to get the book and how I dived into it as soon as it arrived - and only came back to the world when I had finished the book and was ready to start working with the method itself.. I can't really say why it happened this way - I suppose I somehow sensed this was something special, something different. A book that put a name to my frustrations and at the same time gave me a tool that was in a class by itself, something that I expected could realistically improve my life.

For once, this single method did in fact live up to my expectations. I used the tool for one full year and it became a year where I found new peace, where I became much better at finding out what I wanted (and not) and also much better at achieving it - without interfering too much with the process. The year reached its peak with some radical and very positive changes in my life - some of you will recall it as the year I suddenly shut down all my online activities, such as the Self Improvement Zone.

By the way: the reason why I only worked with this system for a year, is because at that point a Bob introduced a radical development which he called The 7 Power Centers of life. The latter is not for everybody and so the 11th element remains an extremely valuable tool.

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