When I first heard the title of KennethFoster’s book, Ask and You Will Succeed, I thought it would be something like Jack Canfield’s The Aladdin Factor, where you the reader is encouraged to ask FOR what is desired.

I was pleasantly surprised to find that what is being asked is a series of questions to oneself about oneself. These questions have the reader (and asker) leading a self-reflexive Socractic conversation.

This is not a quick fix manual, although results may appear quickly. This is a life shifting series of questions that help you get to the root of what’s actually causing your current experience. With honest answers to honest questions, honest solutions appear.

Jack Canfield (@J_Canfield on Twitter) wrote the foreword, which is thoroughly insightful and adds a great deal to the anticipation of what’s to follow. I hope that Jack will find a way to get @JackCanfield on Twitter. It just seems right.

Getting to your 4-Hour Workweek, whatever that looks like for you, will come much more quickly when you’ve aligned yourself internally. I encourage you to use this book to engage in the conversation with yourself through Ken Foster’s Ask and You Will Succeed, taking yourself several steps, perhaps several miles, down that path.

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