This Dangerous Reveals How to Get Everything You Want (It Works! If You Follow It)

Key Wellness / Self-Care / Productivity Strategies

Adopt a clear, written goal system

• Write down (in order of importance) what you really want.
• Go “to the limit”—include even the big wants.
• Update your list daily: add, remove, and refine until it feels “about right.”

Use a simple daily “intention + attention” routine

• Read your list 3 times per day (morning, noon, night).
• Think about your desired outcomes as often as possible.

Maintain focus and protect your mindset

• Don’t talk about your plan with others—except to the “great power within you.”
• Choose your friends carefully—spend time with people who already have what you want.
• When doubts or skepticism arise:
  • Return to the list
  • Talk to your inner self until interfering doubts fade

Be “in earnest,” not half-hearted

• Occasional wishing isn’t enough—you must sincerely and truthfully desire your outcomes.
• If you can’t decide what you want, it’s treated as a sign you’re not fully committed.

Get extremely specific about outcomes

• For material goals, include details like:
  • money amount
  • home location and cost
  • car type/color/price
  • timing
• For performance/business goals:
  • set a target record
  • include the date
  • state the total number of items
  • optionally include prospects with expected sums

Deal with “setbacks” using gratitude + attribution

• If progress feels unlikely or thoughts like “it couldn’t happen” appear:
  • Give thanks
  • Credit your omnipotent power for the accomplishment
• Gratitude is described as producing happiness and strengthening faith.

Plan desires with ethical/health consequences in mind

• Warning: you might get what you want but with harmful side effects (making yourself miserable, harming others, sickness/death).
• Therefore, aim for desires that promote the greatest good for you and others.

Start with easier goals, then move up

• Start with goals you’re already familiar with (e.g., money, accomplishments, material possessions).
• Prefer a progression:
  • accomplish lower/smaller things first
  • move toward higher objectives
• Include supportive goals like helping others and improving health/well-being (as framed in the text).

Practice consistency and repetition

• Re-read the book/video material repeatedly.
• Memorize the three simple rules and test them immediately on what you want “this minute.”
• Build it into a daily routine.

Share the idea as part of the “practice”

• Encourage giving the book to people who need it—framed as distributing the message and aligning with “the law of life” through giving.

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Presenters / Sources Mentioned

• R. H. J. — author attributed in the subtitles; presented as the writer of the “famous little red book”
• Thomson J. Hudson, PhD, LLD — author of The Law of Psychic Phenomena
• Dr. Emile Coué — mentioned for teaching self-help methods
• Byron — attributed quote: “Happiness was born a twin.”