From one of our readers (I'll call her Susan), in a two year-old Facebook thread:
(Original post) October 15, 2014
...I get that you can't make people do things by visualizing it, as explained in Jackrabbit Factor. But can I manifest a really great marriage where I feel like my husband and I are parenting equally and both are happy with how we are raising our kids? I mean REALLY happy, not just compromising to keep the peace. Can I do it while imagining my current husband? Because I really want the father of my children to be my forever spouse, I just want to feel like a part of a team, not pioneering on my own.
(Today) January 18, 2017
Over two years later, I thought I'd leave an UPDATE on how this went for me! It took a lot more than I ever imagined, a lot of crud came up and it was really hard, the hardest thing I'd ever done. We worked through it all, we put a great deal of effort into self-evaluating and growing as human beings. It HURT!! We both went places in ourselves and our relationship we were scared as heck to go. I felt like I was going through hell, actually, and I often was pretty sure our marriage wouldn't survive, but it did. We would come to the brink and always one of us would pull back and try again. But I can tell you honestly ... all the pain was worth it. I get to enjoy the exact marriage I described above. When I was first typing it I thought it was a pipe dream. I honestly didn't believe I could ever have it. Thank you everyone, especially Leslie Robertson Householder, your book changed our lives, and our children's lives! This will impact them and how they show up in their marriages and how they parent their children. The ripple effects will echo for generations! I am overwhelmed with gratitude!! I have no words. Now we both, as a team, are working on the money, and it is rewarding and brings us closer, and I am not alone anymore. Thank you all!!
(a few minutes later...)
In my original post, I didn't describe how awful my marriage was. It was really bad. Addiction, emotional and verbal abuse, that post was written through tears after an incident of physical abuse. I re-read it and it sounded so sweet and simplistic, but it was really, really, awful. It took a lot of courage to change it. But fortunately we both wanted a change. Now after much work, things are so different. We're best friends! Thanks again Leslie!
(my reply)
Wow Susan, thanks for taking the time to update [and tagging me]. I don't think I had seen your original post. Well done! And congratulations - it IS worth it - the pain and all, to appreciate the glorious victory. I love that it's a relationship victory... so many people don't realize the books aren't just about money. 
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