The Magician's Way: What It Really Takes to Find Your Treasure Hot

If you are interested in learning more about how to create magic in your life, you will enjoy this book. Never boring, it takes us on a ride through the life of a man named Mark Vale who is facing financial and marital problems. He meets a group of people who lead him through various experiences that ultimately teach him the seven secrets of magic.
The people he meets include a charismatic billionaire, a smooth talking golf pro, and a beautiful topless waitress. He does end up manifesting a lot of money and then has to face whether he can keep it as well as keeping his family.
The author lives in Australia where he founded the Living from Greatness program. He coaches his clients that “no one should settle for anything less than a magical life.” In this book he certainly gives some great tools that anyone can apply to their lives. It wouldn’t surprise me if this is made
into a movie; it has all the elements of a successful one.

William Whitecloud's wonderful novel is a story of enlightenment in disguise. We meet everyman Mark Vale at the critical juncture of a life in transition. Everything he had believed to be true simply ceased to be, well, true. And like a true initiate, Mark has a series of experiences with unlikely magicians who show up to share important insights. At first, Mark is dazzled, then entranced by the idea that life is magical and that he himself, is a magician in training. Mark makes several easy quantum leaps and then stubs his metaphysical toe on the hardest lesson of all: Before enlightenment, chop wood, carry water. After enlightenment, chop wood and carry water. The Magician's Way is a great modern saga that weaves important universal truths into a page-turning adventure.