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Can you imagine yourself as a customer magnet? What if you radiated such confidence in your products that new customers eagerly sought you out?

You just seem to have that certain “something” that attracts only the best customers for you. They are thrilled with the results they get from your products, and they return again and again. They just can’t wait to hand over large wads of cash to you in exchange for your products!

It sounds dreamy, doesn’t it? But isn’t that what you really wanted when you started your business?

There is a way to attract the customers you want, and the joyous prosperity of your dreams. The Law of Attraction works no matter what the economic climate. By shifting your attention to what you wish to attract, you are “programming” the universe to give you more.

Follow these easy steps and watch your business grow beyond your wildest dreams!

1. Get a 79-cent notebook.

Actually, any spiral notebook will do. Get one with wide-ruled lines to show yourself there is room in your life and business for what you desire.

Use the notebook only for this purpose. Don’t try to use it for other things, like notes to the sitter, or that letter to your congressman.

This notebook is for one purpose only, and that is defining and asking for the life and business that will bring you wealth and joy.

Anything else just muddles your energy and your thoughts. Which means you need to…

2. Get clear.

Decide what you really want. Do you want more customers? Do you want better customers? What about the attitude your favorite customers project?

Do you want lots of customers who are “just looking?” Or do you want fewer customers, but ones who spend lots on your products?

There is a place and time for both. Be clear about your purpose now.

3. Write it down.

Write down your desires in your 79-cent notebook. Write one desire on each line. Then skip a line. Keep your statements simple, specific and literal.

For example, “I have the correct customers for me.” “I have customers who are ready to buy my product.”

Then, “I have customers who will be happy with the results they get.” “Customers come to me easily.”

You see what this means. You define exactly what you want. Make it vivid in your mind’s eye.

4. Get enthusiastic!

Use your emotions, your senses, even your imagination to empower your creativity. The more enthusiastic you are, the better. Act like you just won the customer lottery!

5. Let it go.

That’s right. Just detach from the outcome. Don’t try to make it happen. Release the control to the universe. Let the process work.

This does not mean you stop wanting it, or that you stop working for it. It simply means that you get your emotions out of the way.

The more clear your intent, the faster and better it will work for you. Let go of the need to force it to conform to your expectations. Let yourself be amazed.

Try it! You may just get everything you want and more!

Unless you’re purchasing from a reputable company or individual who guarantees that their lotions are organic and without synthetic additives, every personal care product you purchase can contain harmful ingredients that build up in your system causing toxicity and leading to functional disorders of the body. Products that sell for hundreds of dollars cost only pennies to produce because they’re primarily synthetic chemicals in a water base.

The methods of the skin care industry have long been kept secret and in this case, what you don’t know can kill you. Most of us don’t think too much about it. We believe that if a lotion is being sold in a store, it must be ok, right? People rely on government organizations and human rights groups to oversee the laws that control the use of harmful ingredients.
But there’s a vast difference of opinion between law makers and scientists, between law and science, and between the ways each of these groups sees the end result.

Synthetic fragrances and the basic synthetic chemical ingredients that constitute much of a lotion’s composition can cause allergic reactions, central nervous system disorders, hyperactivity, skin irritation, fatigue, reproductive disorders, sterility, auto-immune dysfunction, liver and kidney failure, dizziness, and much more.

According to research done by the Environmental Working Group (EWG), more than 500 products sold in the U.S. contain ingredients banned in cosmetics in Japan, Canada, or the European Union, and 35 percent of children’s products researched that were marketed as “natural” contained artificial preservatives. And this is just the tip of the iceberg.

The Cosmetic Ingredient Review (CIR), an international watchdog organization, has assessed fewer than 20 percent of cosmetics ingredients. Eleven ingredients or chemical groups out of that 20% were found to be unsafe, according to the EWGs investigation. But the CIR has no legal authority over companies.

You may be shocked to learn just how many of your lotions and personal products contain not just one, but as many as 100 potentially harmful synthetic ingredients. If you’re using a lot of products, including shampoos, lotions, creams, conditioners, deodorant, nail polish, polish remover, body butters, lip balms, heel creams, sunscreens, insect repellants, and even laundry detergents and toothpaste, it’s best to go natural and organic.

If you feel trapped in a world of chemicals, you can create exactly what you want for your skin as easily as following a kitchen recipe