You know what I’m tired of? All these so-called positive affirmation tapes with these weak affirmations that are read with the breathy whisper of Jacqueline Kennedy giving a tour of the White House. And the affirmations themselves aren't any better.

"I am… unique."

Congratulations, Stuart Smalley. Don't strain yourself.

To be effective, your affirmations need to be grandiose and over-the-top as if they were something said by Donald Trump at the peak of his career.

"I have the resting facial expression of steely-eyed determination of the American bald eagle."

That's an affirmation.

You need to say your affirmations like Leonardo DiCaprio as Jordan Belfort whipping his throng of money-hungry, overachieving alpha males into a feeding frenzy of ambition and greed in The Wolf of Wall Street.

That is essentially the kind of affirmations contained in this audiobook.

Because like Donald Trump and Jordan Belfort, that is how confident people talk, because that is how they see themselves.

How you are or where you are now is not important. What is important, is how you see yourself and the language you use, because how you speak can manufacture your reality.

At the end of Muhammad Ali's career, he said. “I always said I was the greatest and I said that before I even knew I was.”

People called him the greatest because he told them he was. He psyched himself up into being the intimidating, confident, and yes, braggadocious champion he was then, and will forever be in the minds of sports fans everywhere.

Do you want to be more confident, charismatic, and just plain unstoppable? Then download a copy of this audiobook!